An Energizing Variety
We live in a high crime neighborhood. Raccoons had plundered the dog biscuits and marauding birds were boldly entering the screen house to help themselves also. Steps have been taken.
About 10:00 the early bird arrived in the invasion of 400 cub scouts, with parents. He insisted on playing his religious radio station at full blast so I gave him a taste of sin music from the iPod. The scouts have packed the park and it sounds like they are having a really good time at 11:00 p.m.
Patsy came over to invite me for vespers- her husband Joe's birthday is today and a slew of them headed for TooJays. Honey escaped the RV and led me on another chase and annoyed another camper during the party. A lady with a dachshund and treat finally lured her and I grabbed her leg (Honey's, not the lady's), removed my belt and led her home.
Lori had some stuff to do in Deerfield so I got my birthday boy all to myself. He had wanted to go to the Macaroni Grille which we found shuttered and the building for lease. That was a shocker-there was always a waiting line at that place. Carrabas served admirably as a substitute but it looked like their menu selection had shrunk. It was delightful to see the lad. Dining outside on a patio on December 5, is a decided treat.
At Patsy's we started asking about folks who are usually here by now. Fully 20 couples have been hit so hard by the recession, they can't travel. Ken, a social committee stalwart, had to go back to work.
After dinner, since I was in the neighborhood, I made a WalMart run. Publix groceries are good quality but very high An occasional run to Wally world is in order. Prices are very similar to my Wyoming Walmart. I don't understand why groceries are so high down here.
I got the wifi network set up and secure. Hopefully it will reach Patsy's. I gave her the codes. Cleaned and stowed and pitched.
About 10:00 the early bird arrived in the invasion of 400 cub scouts, with parents. He insisted on playing his religious radio station at full blast so I gave him a taste of sin music from the iPod. The scouts have packed the park and it sounds like they are having a really good time at 11:00 p.m.
Patsy came over to invite me for vespers- her husband Joe's birthday is today and a slew of them headed for TooJays. Honey escaped the RV and led me on another chase and annoyed another camper during the party. A lady with a dachshund and treat finally lured her and I grabbed her leg (Honey's, not the lady's), removed my belt and led her home.
Lori had some stuff to do in Deerfield so I got my birthday boy all to myself. He had wanted to go to the Macaroni Grille which we found shuttered and the building for lease. That was a shocker-there was always a waiting line at that place. Carrabas served admirably as a substitute but it looked like their menu selection had shrunk. It was delightful to see the lad. Dining outside on a patio on December 5, is a decided treat.
At Patsy's we started asking about folks who are usually here by now. Fully 20 couples have been hit so hard by the recession, they can't travel. Ken, a social committee stalwart, had to go back to work.
After dinner, since I was in the neighborhood, I made a WalMart run. Publix groceries are good quality but very high An occasional run to Wally world is in order. Prices are very similar to my Wyoming Walmart. I don't understand why groceries are so high down here.
I got the wifi network set up and secure. Hopefully it will reach Patsy's. I gave her the codes. Cleaned and stowed and pitched.
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