It's a lovely day. Bright Carolina skies and 64/18°. We went to early church service. We hadn't been there since my birthday 4 months ago. Attendance was light and well spaced. We felt safe being there. Just finished eating Easter dinner. In normal times we made reservations at a favorite local restaurant. They do a every nice ham dinner. Last year that wasn't an option. This year they are open. It is however their busiest day and since I am not yet vaccinated we decided it wasn't smart to eat out in a busy space. Instead I called and got two takeout meals. It was yummy.
Two words ... safety glasses. I have three pair. Tinted for sunny days, yellow tinted for cloudy days and a clear pair because they were my first. I wear them whenever I'm playing in the dirt or doing other yardwork. Also wear them walking in the woods.
G'day y'all. It's another bright cold morning. Currently 34/1° here, freezing or below further inland. Hope the strawberry growers were ablecto protect their plants. Hopefully this will be the last cold weather until next winter.
I wouldn't say this chapter was overloaded. You covered a serious chunk of time hitting the highlights without slogging through the mundane and no one got a broken nose.
I don't think either Ritch or Wendy expected anything to develope beyond the time they had. Ritch is young and has a busy future with the Air Force. Wendy has a young son who needs some stability.
With Roo, Jeffer and Raisch you've given yourself a core in the next generation to develope stories around. You'll still be writing about them 20-30 years from now. That's longevity.
Thanks Page. I'm planning on a fish sandwich from The Fish Shack, a nearby foodtruck. They serve excellent fresh seafood along with "house" made chips.
Hmmm, so instead of falling off a chair she was able to get up from a fall using a chair ... what a novel concept.
No Gary you can't fall down just to try it out.