Which Seed?

Myrna wrote: Was it quinoa or chia seeds that was in the drink that your friend made? I was going to order myself some and could not remember. 

Dad has a good shoulder again and the doctor was quite pleased. 

I will, someday, have a good stomach/digestive system again; I'm thinking after the resurrection.

We hope that you are all doing well. Literally, you have been the falling-apart family.

Kirsten wrote: It's the GST mom. The July is a grain that you use in place of rice or pasta.

I'm glad you and dad are feeling close to your old self again. You been in my thoughts and prayers. Hope you're both out of pain soon. One good thing with your stomach bug, is that you probably lost those other 2 pounds that you had wanted to lose. :-)

Saw my doctor yesterday. Everything is looking good. He's not too worried about the drainage from my nose. Says it will get better on its own. I am supposed to start chewing now. It's still a little tender to chew – kind of like when you first get your braces and your teeth first start moving that's what it feels like. But I'm starting to feel more human. So that's a good thing :-) still have a number lower lip. But things are looking up.

Thanks again for coming for so long and taking care of me. Hope you both start feeling better very better very soon. 

Sorry.  My phone didn't understand what I was saying.  Chia seed.  Quinoa is a grain you use in place of rice/pasta.

Myrna wrote: Three cheers! You can even live a a numb lower lip because, at least, it isn't a throbbing and/or swollen lower lip. It has been a L-O-N-G trip. I am glad we could be there, though, looking back, I wonder that we didn't drive you nuts.  We love you.

We were Adam and Eve again today. The coordinators on Saturday said they are going to miss us when we are in Payson. I guess that will be within a year. They may not want us at Payson with all the other people from that area to choose from.

 I love you!

 Kirsten wrote: So you're for sure part of Payson, huh?! Love you lots! Kirsten

Myrna wrote: My fingers don't understand what I am trying to say. 

Yes, we are, most likely, part of Payson. We may or may not work there but our temple will be the Payson Temple. We would work there, IF they want the Manti Temple workers as Payson Temple workers, because they may have a glut of workers in that area and we may not be wanted or needed. As tired as I am of church politics, I may or may not care. I need to learn patience. I wonder if I ever will.