Bridlewood's Roof

Tim Reinhard wants to start working on the Bridlewood roof tomorrow. That meant after the Berean work, I had to make a trip out to Cood Fasser to buy 16 five gallon buckets of special fiber paint, rollers, frames for the rollers, and paint brushes. What didn't get picked up was the pan to pour the paint into and the long handles to screw into the frames. Surely we have these items somewhere. This morning the stop to pick up the mail from TEMCO lasted a bit longer than usual, a phone call to Meister Brothers was made to ask them to please tell Eva Jean I would be late. We have a situation at a jail in Topeka, KS and are not sure how to deal with it. The director of the jail does not want to give the prisoners their Bible studies, but the chaplain keeps calling and faxing for more Bibles. We think if the jail is not willing to give the studies, they probably need to find another source for Bibles. Once we actually started work, Eva Jean worked on studies while I stamped Bibles, lots of Bibles, then loaded them in the car. Spark and Dan joined us for lunch and shared a bit about boys camp. What a great service the Old School Center does for AC Boy's camp.
The chips and candy were picked up for the lunch on Sunday. They will be stored in my office at Meister's as the apartment is too small.
The puppies are all growing well, no runts in this litter. Emma is a very caring mother, if they start squealing she comes running. She wanted to go on the walk this morning but quit after the first round. We think she was starting to get cabin fever like all new mothers, needing to get out for just a bit.
Mattie needs to be covered today.