We were pleased that the NY Gibbs were able to join us for Sunday dinner where we celebrated a few March birthdays: Tucker's, Lizzy's, and Jayson's. The bathroom remodel progressed and then went on hold until April. It was spring break at CSU and Anders came to SLC to be with Tucker for the week, so we had Sunday dinner with the kiddos again. There was a St. Patrick-themed Group dinner at the Freestones. We tried a Pueblano taco place in Orem at one of our Saturday dinners with SKT and Annie. The Soelbergs began playing pickleball in our driveway. Jeanette Woolf passed away and we attended her graveside service in Salt Lake City. Hale Center Orem performed Bright Star. We met with the cousins for eggs Benedict, etc. in SLC. Anna and Clara came to town for a week of their spring break and we went with them to SLC for some good family fun. Anna and Emily put together a delightful birthday gathering in honor of my 76th. And on the very last day of the month we found out second boosters were available for oldsters, so we signed up and got them that same day.
Sunday, April 3, 2022
March 2022
Sunday, March 20, 2022
February 2022
February got away from me. It is the middle of March. I have been going over the edit of the first draft of my personal history, and it has taken LOTS of time. But here you go: February. The remodel of the main bathroom at our house got underway with demolition, electrical, and rough plumbing. We attended a delightful performance of Over the River and through the Woods at Hale Center. We had a lovely Valentines dinner with SKT and Annie, a fun Group dinner at the Ostergars, and cousins' breakfast with Kreg. Oliver David opened his mission call at our house, and brother Hank celebrated his 91st birthday with the extended family. The month raced by!
Tuesday, February 1, 2022
January 2022 COVID!
January began with the usual New Years festivities, the Greek Dinner, and in addition, exposure to the Omicron strain of COVID. Initial PCR tests showed a negative result for Dickie and a positive result for Krisy. The results took several days, and by the time Kris's arrived, I was feeling poorly. So we did antigen tests and we were both positive. The symptoms were not bad, but the protocols are so unclear that we were unsure what to do. So we isolated for a couple of weeks until the symptoms were gone. We performed another round of antigen tests and Kris was negative, but I was still positive. A few days later I finally tested negative and we were back in the game. Isolating was fine: Annie brought us our online order of groceries from Harmons and some odds and ends from Costco. We also cleaned out several items from the freezer. Life is back to normal and February (next post) is underway.