Yesterday Grandpa got off work at 11:00am so that we could go down and visit with Jacob and Tally at the Hospital, and see how Tally was doing after surgery. Our plan was to leave as soon as Grandpa got home, but that didn't work because it takes more time when 2 dogs need to go out to potty than one. Plus just getting ourselves ready. I was doing better yesterday, but still a little wobbly. We had to stop at our pharmacy here in Hamilton, and then the post office. On our way down to the hospital, after we had made the stops we needed to, we called and asked if Jacob and Tally wanted anything. Then we stopped and picked up some things for them. So, by the time we actually got to the hospital it was 2:30pm! We got up to the floor Tally was on they said that visiting hrs didn't start again until 4:00pm. We told the nurse that they were expecting us. Well, Tally's nurse said that we could come in but we needed to be quiet as this was the time that was scheduled for the women on this floor to be able to have naps. We thanked her and we quietly went to Tally's room. We had a nice visit with Jacob and Tally. Tally looked really good for just having surgery, but when she had to move it was very painful. Besides the pain, the medication that they gave her to help with the pain had a very annoying side effect; it made her itch really bad!

Before Grandpa left work yesterday he was able to get all the furniture back in place in the Wilford Woodruff home. He also took a dry mop and and dry mopped all the wet spots out of the floor. He then went to Heber C Kimball home and started on things there. He sanded down the handrail so that he could put a lacquer finish on it today.

Today is YM & YW. Grandpa goes to the activities because he is in the Bishopric. He really enjoys being able to spend time with the Youth. We have a good group of Youth in our ward. Grandpa has stewardship over the Young Women, and the Deacons.

Today, I need to get the Ward birthday cards done for next month, and I really need to make and send off the Visiting Teaching message to the 3 sisters on my letter route.