A Sunday Stroll and an Android Phone App

spend at least 15 minutes outdoors on 365 of 1001 days, preferably with someone else. Yesterday's walk home from church with my 16-year-old daughter and then our nearly hour-long-stroll with her dog brought to mind Elizabeth Bennett's walk with Fitzwilliam Darcy which produced a proposal of marriage AND an affirmative reply. It was simply heavenly! It was the sort of afternoon that begged to be walked in. If I could I would describe for you the smells of the different fallen leaves and the delicious rustling sound they made when they were thick upon the path. Julia stood in as photographer, taking some pictures with my phone. When I manage to get them uploaded to this post I will have accomplished part of another of my 101in1001 -- to learn 100 phone apps and apply them. Speaking of phone app's... the other night I applied myself to selecting hymns for Sacrament meeting for Nov. and Dec. I was in my favorite reading spot--on my bed leaning up against my pillows, sitting atop my bedspread/comforter and snuggled under my favorite wrap (an old-style slippery sleeping bag which is wine colored on one side and autumn gold on the other which lies flat when unzipped) -- so I didn't want to get up and fetch a calendar. "I'll bet there's a calendar on my phone," thinks I and sure enough -- there is! So I brought it up, figured out how to navigate it and even to add events. Hooray for me!