Short and sweet this week
Church this week —One of our members, Anne, is now home from the hospital. She kept getting delayed a day or two, but she is finally home. Home sweet home, nothing like it. We helped her with groceries and get resettled in. People in France can get rides from ambulances/ambulance cars when then need to go into or return from the hospital for a procedure such as an operation or dialysis, so we did not have to pick her up after all in far-away Toulouse as previously planned. Elder Templeton bought a raclette machine home when he was in Switzerland so we all went to Anne’s Saturday night and made dinner together. The raclette machine uses a special and famous cheese called raclette, of course. The home machine melts the cheese and you pour it over potatoes, pickles, meat, and other miscellaneous items that you grill on top of the machine. Restaurant machines are made for the entire half-round of cheese that is brought to your table. It is found more in the Alps region o