Prophets and Projects

Today I dropped Miranda at Mary's home where a birthday party was planned and drove to Provo.  I listened to the morning session of LDS Conference as I drove.  When I arrived in Provo I picked up a length of linoleum I had ordered from Lowes, potentially enough to cover the floor of my trailer with flaps up the side and front and also cover the floor of the foyer of my work room which is currently covered in dirty felt carpeting.  I stopped to pick up my grandson Adam and drove home.  I found that the trailer wheeled jack had been delivered along the the two folding steel wheel chocks.  Adam installed the wheeled jack and helped me cover the floor of the trailer with linoleum which I placed over a layer of corrugated plastic pieced together to form a buffer between the plywood floor with its round bolt tops.  I found that a spare piece of metal meant to support a flat screen TV would work as a support for my trailer tongue box in which I intend to store various items pertaining to the trailer.  Meanwhile Adam and I listened to the second session of conference on my phone.  He commented that it had been an unusually good session, which I believe reflects his growing maturity.  I encouraged Miranda to stay overnight with Mary since she has been experiencing difficulty breathing which I believe is due to the cats that are sleeping with her since her mother is gone and I am using her bedroom with its shutter door to keep out the cats.  I stayed at Mary's house to listen to the Women's Session of Conference and they announced the list of proposed temples, including another in Africa and one in Orem.