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JANUARY 06, 2019


I woke up late, around 8.30am. Washed my car myself. Informed the Etims I will pick them up around 9,40am.
Eventually left with Ify for the organ around 9.38am. Picked up the Etims around 9.48am. Got to the organ just before 10am when service opens.
Good service. Pastor Okochi apologized for his utterance at the last Bible Studies class. Bro. Kevin also apologized to the congregation, and especially to Pastor Okochi for his attitude at the last study session.
Prepared the levy books for 2019. Before driving home, drove first to Tantalizers, Sabo to get some stuff and returned back to the organ. Spent some minutes waiting for Ify and sorted out issues with the Leader and the Pastor.
Eventually left the organ around 2.20pm with the Etims and dropped them off before driving home with Ify.
Washed and layer ironed my office branded shirt. Ify sent me to deliver some ice blocks to B-Lounge.
Power failure later in the night. Put on the generator for about an hour before power returned. Ify attended to several of her customers. Went to bed around 10.30pm, watched YouTube for about an hour and slept off.

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