Michael
had an early morning appointment with the chiro on Tuesday (8/11) and Jan and I
headed out to breakfast shortly afterwards.
We went to STACKS, which is not a new place, but has moved to a new
location…and our breakfasts were very good and very filling. When we came home, we went through the stacks
and stacks of Ginny’s quilting books and picked out our favorites.
of course, Cookie never leaves Jan alone for a minute when she's here! |
Over the next couple of weeks, I’m going to
invite a few other close friends over to share in the bounty of Ginny’s books.
After I was finished looking, I processed the
tomatoes and that bounty is now in 3 more pint containers. I can’t really call anything a success until
we eat some of it…and I cooked both batches of tomatoes differently…so stay
tuned for a future report. It was also
time to harvest my overgrown basil for the second time:
I got it harvested, but ran out of time to
process it…hopefully I will get time tomorrow.
When Jan left, she dropped me off at Stitch and Chat, where I spent a
pleasant hour mostly chatting. Several
people wanted to hear about the Clinton School initiative (more on that maybe
tomorrow) and I also took my new tablecloth for show and tell. Michael picked me up at 3 and we headed off
to the foot doctor for him, and then onto Red Lobster to meet up with Gale
& Phil. I’ve been trying to get him
to Red Lobster for weeks for their crabfest.
He loves Alaskan King Crab legs and I know they are available during this
time….so we finally went. I think all of
us LOVED our dinners, even though we hit a lot of rush hour traffic on the way
home. We were only home for a bit when
Paul came by for a visit. Her timing was
perfect as Michael had some shows he wanted to watch, and I had some crafty
stuff I wanted to do. Paula and I headed
downstairs to knit a lot (Paula), cut a little (me) and solve all the problems
of the world…it was a delightful evening.
Paula left around 9 and Michael wanted to watch a bit more TV, so I read
my book for the rest of the evening. I’m
on a new series of murder mysteries by Donna Leon and they are excellent. All sent in Venice with a detective named
Brunetti…I am liking them a LOT!
guess the BOLTs didn't make it downstairs ! Wish I was there for the quilt book extravaganza !!!! MJnCT
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