I stayed home so that the spectrum cable guy could come and install everything so we could have internet, a phone line, and our provided cable. He was super fast. AND NOW WE HAVE THE INTERNET, which is a blessing, and TV. I read a conference talk while he was here.
I decided to leave at a certain time. Sarah and I had arranged so that we could meet up at her lunch time at Shaunna's house, so we could clean out all of Sarah's stuff, and enjoy a meal together. I picked up some Spicy Italian Subs at Subway for us to eat, with hot cheetos and blueberry pomegranate vitamin water. I got Sarah one with tomatoes and cucumbers and mine had cilantro on it, which was actually a nice touch. I loved it. We then looked at the cupboard and fridge, and upstairs in the bathroom and picked up all that we needed to pick up from Shaunna's house. Sarah left me and I packed the stuff in our car. Then drove it home, after I picked up eggs and a large pot and a scrubber from Food 4 Less.
All the while, I was downloading the wedding pictures to my computer, and sending some for the family to see. Briana, Jacob, and Granny really wanted some. They were taking a very long time to load, and Facebook wouldn't even accept them, so posting to Facebook was spoiled.
I've been messing around with my new Google Home Mini. My favorite command is Google, tell me about my day.
Sarah came home and we had a super good time. We finished the West Wing episode from yesterday that we stopped because it was using too much data. Then I cooked beef soup for Sarah, without a ladle. It turned out really good. We had to be innovative in our preparation because we had little to nothing. We don't have real knives, nor a cutting board. It was really interesting. I used Sarah's Salad Master. (And hey, I didn't cut myself). Masel Tov.
After the dinner, we finished the BYU Men's Basketball game against San Francisco. We won by ten points. Sarah was falling asleep.
Then we brushed our teeth, flossed, and said prayers.
