I took the other half of the pain pill last night just before going to bed and was able to sleep until 2:00 am. The back spasms weren't as bad as the first night but still painful. I ended up sitting up in a chair until 5:00 am and was able to doze off some of the time. I took an Aleve this morning before heading out to grain and give Sheena her sulfa. I noticed a small blue egg shell on the driveway. I think it is a robin egg that hatched.
Marvin gave us an update on his trip to Romania.
Bruce carried the mail out to the car as it had 21 Bibles in the box along with all the studies. I made it home about 12:10 pm, helped Mark hook the alumina car hauler trailer to the truck as he wanted to pick up his small Kubota tractor in Hartsburg this afternoon. I left then for Diane's office. Amy, Diane and I worked on getting our visas to Tanzania. We started at 12:30 pm and didn't walk out of there until almost 3:30 pm. We got the paper work done but were not able to pay for the visas. We tried with each finished one over and over but could never get it to go through. We each took our paper work with us and will try later. Amy and I went straight to the post office to drop off the Bibles. I was thankful Amy was willing to carry in that heavy box. The workers from Buskirk were taking down a tree across from the post office and making quite a racket. We watched for a little bit. 
From there we went to mom's to visit with her and Joan for a while. Anna dropped off Braelyn and her friends for swimming. Berlica was so glad to see girls her age! We heated up leftovers for our dinner tonight but they tasted just as good today as they did on Sunday. We are expecting rain tonight.
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