When I was a kid, we would make homemade baskets and fill them with candy and drop them off at the homes of a few friends. It was all very secretive - you know, ring the door bell and run. I was usually allowed to do 4 or 5, so I had to pick my secret friends very carefully. I remember being so excited to receive a May basket myself - that meant someone liked me!
No May baskets today, but it was still a good day. We had a RS presidency meeting which always takes several hours, but much was accomplished. I have a few things I need to follow up on. I also made a run to the library on my way home to return one book and pick up another.
The rest of my day was pretty much the expected - a load of laundry, house stuff, computer stuff, etc. I spent a good bit of time on family history, which is always what I enjoy the most. I also took time at lunch to watch another episode of House of Cards. It is very interesting to see all the political back-door maneuvering.
Bill had to go over to the hospital in Cumming to give someone a blessing, so he was gone for a good while. I ended up watching another couple of episodes. I also started the new book I picked up today - The Aviator's Wife. I can tell I am going to like it already. It is about Anne Morrow Lindbergh - written in the first person and somewhat fictionalized. I will have to follow up to find out how accurate the story is - but that will wait until I finish.
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