September 9. A very cool, damp, drizzly day with strong winds. It finally warmed up to 75 outside by 10:00 so Daddy and I decided to go out in the fresh air for a while. The winds were cold and boisterous, however, so we did not stay outside more than a few minutes. Judy came this morning for her computer lesson. She also filled up the washing machine, and we each had a cup of coffee to warm up our innards. I spent my morning and afternoon computer time getting Thessalonians set up in the print file, and I thank the Lord for helping me finish both I and II. Before supper, I found my Kodak Easy Share CD which is 10+ years old. I wanted to try installing it into this computer so I won’t have to run to the ACER to fix pictures. I was pleasantly surprised at how easily it installed and is easily useable. And I should be able to register it and get updates whenever we go to town. Was able to change the hollyhock pictures Connie sent me to coloring book pictures so I can use the outlines for drawing onto a painting canvas. After supper, Dallas came by to visit, and we enjoyed a good conversation with him. He said that Mike is sick after a lot of effort exerted in putting an axe handle on his new axe head. (Mike continues to suffer from stomach problems) September 10. It was a warmer day today, but the Lord still sent us strong, gusty winds. Sunny came to work around 7:00 — Did laundry, swept floors, looked after the door. Judy came and practiced computer. MAF came to get coffee, and Glenys said she planned to do a couple shuttles to SIL. We thought she might be able to bring our boxes, but she never came back. Perhaps the winds were too strong (?). Wrote an e-mail to C&C to be transferred to Daddy’s computer for sending whenever he can. Made up a computer quiz for Judy for next week, and lessons for a couple weeks to come.
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