*After walking at KHS with Nikki, doing some writing and getting ready for the day, I met Christy at The Bean for a cup of coffee and a visit. While there we got to see sweet little Sailor Rae Bates, Kaela Calabretta-Bates new baby. She was so precious.
*Brother Bill joined us a little while later at The Bean. After a bit we piled in Christy’s car and headed up to the cemetery where Christy placed a wreath on Mom and Dad’s grave. We were glad there was enough snow gone that we could make our way to their grave without any trouble.
*When I had heard about Bill’s possible gout in his foot, I researched what essential oils might help the gout in his foot, and made a special blend of peppermint, lavendar and rosemary to rub on his foot three times a day. I hope it helps give him some relief. Last fall, I started rubbing Frankincense Oil on my foot two times and day, and I hardly have any pain in it at all.
*When I got home I worked on my taxes a bit, but still haven’t completed them. Hopefully by the end of the weekend I will get them done.
*When Paul got home around 3 p.m., we got in the car and drove to Coeur d’Alene. Paul needed a haircut, and we were sorely lacking in fresh vegetables in the house, so I went to Costco to stock up. We also made a quick stop at Shopko on the way home as well.
*I opened up a package of boneless, skinless chicken thighs and sauteed them in some ghee with some dried shallots, then added some cut up mushrooms. I added some homemade turkey broth and let them simmer for a while, and served them with some broccoli, and a couple of sliced tomatoes. Delicious!!
*I had one more episode of the third season of Broadchurch to finish tonight, so I watched that, and was a bit disturbed by the outcome, although it was a very good show, and one I highly recommend.
*Then, on a more cheery note, we watched another few episodes of Big Dreams, Small Spaces, following Monty Don chronicle the creations of different gardens in England.
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