Well, as good as it can be since it's suppose to RAIN sometime today. Overcast and 42F here right now.
Art went out on his 1st Road Gravel Bike Ride since he crashed into a POT hole on that famous gravel road ride. The man is his own EMEMY. Pfttt. He did 35 miles on Sunday. Today will be about the same. At least he is with a group.
Karen: I feel bad for you and Barb. Especially since you said this is her only bathroom with a shower. Can you get a reference from Lowe's or wherever it was you bought the wood. Might have to pay more, but it'll be worth the money to just get the job done. Look for somebody with a updated real license and references. Just NOT what either of you needed. At least your wood got delivered. Hoping for a good ending to this project.
Dave: You're not going to believe this, but when I was in High School, I had a Co-Op job and I had to "relieve" the switchboard operator for her breaks in the afternoon when I was there from school. She taught me how to pull those plugs and TAP into a line. The guys in sales would hate it when I was holding a call and as soon as they ended their call I would immediately PLUG in the call that was holding for them. It wasn't fair, but you can't keep somebody holding for very long. I HATED THAT SWITCHBOARD! That's the same company that I met Art at. He would drive a group of us Co-Ops back to school in his new Dodge Dart. He didn't know I had a eye for him until one Saturday when I needed a ride home because I just didn't want to take the bus. His office partner told me that Art lived closed to my area and said to go ask him for a ride home. YIKES, I must have almost pee'd myself when I went into his office and asked him for a ride. His partner was chuckling at his desk the entire time. And that's how it all started between Art and myself! By the way I was making $1.25 hr as a Co-Op from High School! Amazingly, I was able to buy my own Dodge Dart with that small amount of money. I think it was either $1245 or $1495. A Blue-Green Dodge Dart that was driven by a Chrysler Executive for 4 months and then put on the Employee lot to be sold. We had a dear friend at Church that was a Executive that sponsored me and that was how I got such a new car. And that folks is your STORY FOR TODAY! Now get to work.
Nancy: Lovely pictures. Thanks for sharing. Hope you get your cement soon. Do you ever use the Coconuts?
Lee: I really think you and Lu-Ann could be TOUR GUIDES in your own business on HOW TO SEE DISNEY PROPERTY without paying a dime! You could have small groups pay you to show them the ropes on how to use the trams to your benefit. The only real cost is if you stop and eat at any of the places. I'm personally PROUD of you both for being able to see all the neat buildings and gardens that some folks never see when they're paying a fortune to get into Disney for the rides! They have no clue what they're missing.
Bill: Have you gotten much reading done on this trip. I'd be sitting facing that pond and just relaxing as much as I could. And of course laying out by the pool. Since you had that operation I wouldn't take a "chance" of getting into that public pool. Better to just enjoy the sunshine in a lounge chair with a book than taking a chance of getting some infection. Not worth the risk.
Well look who popped in while I've been rattling on.......BB! I'm off to read her post and get into the kitchen to make my Nephew some cookies. I promised him some Pecan cookies weeks ago. I didn't like the ones I tested out, so he'll be getting Choc Chip instead. Ha Ha
Have a good day all.
