Pink in the garden

Today has been a super long day!

Kent & I were up and out the door to be at the church for 7am this morning.  Kent played the organ for the 7:30am sacrament meeting that was attended by between 400-500 people from out of state that are all here as part of the Helping Hands program.  Most of the people that Kent & I have spoken to are from the Atlanta, Georgia area.  Oh, how we love these people who are giving of their time, talents & so much more, on our behalf.

Then it was home for a couple of hours before heading back to church to attend our own sacrament meeting (where Kent plays the organ) & other classes.

When we finally got home after 3pm, it was time for lunch & then a minute to catch our breath before it was time to FaceTime with the grandkids.  

I somehow managed to get away without a request today for what photo postcards I'm to mail each of them!  Each of the boys get their own postcard from me on a regular basis & thanks to the "Touchnote" app I am able to send them postcards using photographs that I have taken myself.  I love when on holiday that I can send friends & family holiday shots I took & I don't have to try & find stamps & a postbox. 

I have spent the rest of my day/evening, putting my 2019 photo calendar together so that I can have it printed off and have it in hand in plenty of time for giving to those that are on the list to receive it.

I am exhausted and so hope I can sleep in tomorrow.

During the break between the two trips to church, went out into the garden in search of a blip.  Was happy to find plenty of pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.  You can click this link to help those that can't afford care.  It's free.