Day 220 April 27

 Today, we started by going to Sprouts for a pickup.  Then we went over to the pantry.  By the time we had unloaded all the food, Doug was over at Santa Fe and needed help unloading the dirt for the gardens.  We unloaded 100 bags of potting soil.  When we were done, I headed back to the pantry to help Jenni finish putting stuff away.  When we were done at the pantry, we headed to Westside and dropped off the bread.  On our way back to the office, we went to the pantry so I could pick up my lunch I forgot.  When we got back to the office, we took lunch.  After lunch, I went to Woodbine and picked up some books.  Then I went back to the office to grab a key for the shed at Ceders, and then I went looking for a garden hose.  Then I went back to the office and picked up Jenni, and we did libraries for most of the afternoon.  When we were done with libraries, we went back to the office, and I unboxed some of the garden stuff for Thursday to see what tools we would need for putting it together.  When I was done with that, I did some organizing in the snack closet before Jenni gave me a ride home because it was raining really hard.  When I got home, it was time for worship night.  We continued our series learning about the sabbath.  After worship night, I made a bunch of breakfast burritos for the upcoming week.  When I was done making burritos, we finished the evening watching an episode of Firefly.

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