"You'd think he'd be satisfied with all the toys he's got."

Tuesday, Feb. 5, 1991 (Part 3)
     Here are some odds & ends that I've kept a list so I wouldn't forget:
     Guy was told that his being on the ASF would exempt him from going to a ship if they send the men in his stop to one.  I sure hope so.  But the ship they said they'd go to just left last week.
     The date I first wore a maternity dress to church was Sun., Dec. 23.
     We finally got the right dough hooks for my new mixer.  Guy went to the appliance store that the Sears lady told us about.  They'd said on the phone that we'd have to buy new ones (or a new one, because you could buy them seperately) since we didn't buy the mixer there.  But when he got there, they said he could just exchange them.  I'd had him take both so he'd be sure to get the right one.  I tried making a loaf of wheat bread.  It came out ok but it was a little dense.  I think I may have overkneaded it.
     I just caught Chief chewing on my shoestrings.  It's the 3rd or 4th time he's done it but I've never caught him in the act before.  I just got some new shoestrings the other day--thank goodness I haven't put them in yet.  You'd think he'd be satisfied with all the toys he's got.  Oh, we got him a booda bone for xmas, it's made out of rope.  He just loved it but it didn't last a month before it was in shreds.
     I assisted Dianna Landon in teaching the 1st & 2nd grade at VBS in August.
     The Singles haven't put out an issue of Young Light since November.  Mary says she doesn't have enough help.
     They now have sodas available at the commissary.  You used to have to go to the liquor store to buy them.
     Last summer Arbitron called and then sent us the booklets to keep track of what we watched on TV.  It was fun at first but by the end of the week it had gotten to be a nuisance having to write down every time you turned the TV off & on & switched channels.  We did it both upstairs & downstairs.