Stroganoff and Carrots

Meg fixed a luncheon of stroganoff carrots and salad this afternoon Brian had purchased salad makings yesterday at the creamery and Lucinda had provided the noodles and sour cream. I had Richard pull some steaks out of the freezer and put them in the refrigerator to thaw. We ate before other family members arrived and had sacrament meeting in the evening.  Eliza is spending the night here.  I'm a little uncertain about whether or not I should take another dose of pain medication.  But it's handy so if I need it it's no big thing to take it. Tomorrow I need to contact the mortuary and make sure plans are in place.  I may or may not have enough energy to do my taxes after the visiting nurse comes by at 11.  We have resolved so many things in the last week or two. Shriving myself of so many positions by giving them away to those who are happy to receive them has been very nice. I don't exaggerate when I say that my oldest granddaughter Tara what is invaluable in dividing and categorizing the many art supplies I've accumulated.  I feel glad that I finally reached out to my sisters and told them about my impending death and that there's not much I can do about it except to greet it with a smile and the fairh that I have claimed since my childhood.  The Gospel of Jesus Christ is the truth my savior pay the price for my follies and sins.  God loves me and wants the best for me and the holy ghost is my sacred friend.