Christmas in July/August
Janet's dad, Max, models his foldable hat- He has it on backwards because the bill is huge and he disappears.
Janet with her clown hair and Norma's dirndl T-shirt. Janet got a whoopee cushion which she blew way up, sat on, and it popped! She brought the house down.
Janet carves the delectable turkey. Home made rolls, corn/spaghetti casserole (everybody wanted the recipe) cherry graham cracker cake, frog-eye salad, pasta salad, cranberries -(two kinds, ahem) Gelatin salads, sweet potato pie, apple pie, white fudge with almonds, veggie platter, etc., etc. A feast!
I was in a lather getting the cranberries made, boxing 20 gag gift boxes, two boxes for kids, attaching baling twine to them for a chance draw. I decided the picture project was not expected and I could take the time to get it right and deliver them on another occasion. Big load off. I relaxed and enjoyed the event immensely. Great people and some good humored ones at that. We Made a Memory!
I had good phone too. Greg called and I talked to him and Lew. The matchup I made on their selling their motorhome and my Thunder Bay friends wanting a new one, paid off. Greg had been swimming in his lake. Knowing Greg I am sure it was skinny dipping and there are 14 inch fish in that pond but he says he survived intact.
Jason called and I talked with Lori too. They are back in the groove. Jason negotiated a smaller job-timewise that he is excited about. They are making some changes toward a healthier more relaxed lifestyle. Lori loved the Europe trip. She is energised. They missed their dog and he missed them. It was so very nice to talk with them and watch the Sun go down over the Valley of the Little Wind.
A great day.
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