After the communications from Wyoming I checked the highway
webcams in Casper (top) and
Riverton (below) early this morning. Then I talked with Wilbur-my longtime friend on the grounds crew and he asked when I was leaving. I told him I thought it got hot in April and he said- "Oh no, it is just like this." 72 degrees, light breeze, a beautiful day today. Then he said I might get a chance to see a hurricane. Which means I will play it by ear.
As I slid off the foot of the bed today I felt a little click in my lower spine and some relief. I have no doubt my lower spine is
diskless-I can feel the
vertebrae grating on occasion. I have read that many folks share this condition but some have pain and some don't. I have been lucky and will count on being pain free again. But it didn't last all day-spent some time in the
anti gravity recliner this afternoon and it helped. What didn't help was cleaning up after the depredations of the local coon. He had a ball. Honey was raising a ruckus last night but I didn't want to risk her or the coon. The little devil almost got through the gorilla tape closure on the fridge. I put on new tape and a nylon cord/bungie cord closer.
Greg and Lew got out of here and moved into their new place. Joyce came by and I downloaded the pictures from her camera and made her a CD-ROM, sent some pix she promised a lady at a dog show. Some folks want the results of new technology but don't get the processes. Joyce and Gary are out of here Sunday. Bonnie and Dave on Thursday.
Honey met a cute little Schipperke and a HUGE Doberman who was intimidated by her. He is a sweet big boy. She played with Pal, a little shepherd mix, and a beagle named Happy. Buster got a longer walk today and he was smiling.
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