I was mistaken that I had no more feedback about the Training Modules. As I prayed this morning, I was reminded that there was another typing error about which I had not sent feedback. This was quite remarkable, in a way, because apparently the Lord cares that the modules be as error-free as possible. Maybe my feedback is actually important.
I had not expected to go out this morning, but I ended up going with my Japanese friend to her follow-up appointment with the retina specialist. Her eye is doing very well, and she may come back to work at the Library on Monday, which is really good news for all of us on the International Floor.
I watched an interesting interview with a neuro doctor who specializes in treating early Alzheimer's disease while I was relaxing before starting my late shift. He suggests that lifestyle causes much of our physical and mental degenerative diseases. I am grateful that I have been exercising regularly now for nearly 35 years, and that I have had this time to learn to eat somewhat better, and sleep somewhat better. Apparently those are three important aspects of staying healthy physically and mentally.
I had a lot of opportunities to help this afternoon at the Library. Lots of German translation, a Swiss marriage record with a funky date that no one has yet figured out [the staff member who does Latin was not there today], and another time to do in-service.
Choir practice was good as usual. We have begun practice for Christmas, and will soon be practicing Ukrainian Bell Carole, one of my favorites.
Tonight I worked more on Eppingen records--some of them are really messed up. Lots of duplicates and not very good records back into the 1600s!
There were some rain showers in the evening, but it is still nice and warm. I expect that will change before too long.
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