62 @ 8:45 90 by
12:30
We
left all the windows open all night & didn’t turn on the furnace in the
morning. It was in the mid 60’s when we
got up. I went up to give the cats their
breakfast etc. & they seemed happy to see someone. I came back to the RV for breakfast and then
went up to the pool for the game. Sheila
as usual followed about a ½ hr. later. We are still getting enough for a good game
with 8 or 9 a side. Afterwards, it was back
to the RV for lunch and kitty-duty check. After lunch Sheila lay down in the
A/C’ed back bedroom for a nap. The
Bridge game tonight has been cancelled as not enough people signed up--the park
is thinning out.
We
decided to go to the Elks Sunday afternoon drop-in dinner dance. It runs from 4 to 7pm. They have a limited menu but it is good food.
I had the best Liver & Onions I’ve ever had! Sheila’s Chicken Piccatta was
also very good & the amount so generous she brought almost half of it home.
The entertainer, Steve Knight was pleasant to listen to, (he was a good
keyboardist) but not very good at playing dance music.
Enroute
there, the car thermometer read 32 C, 90 F, at about 4 PM. After we left the Elks we came back to the
RV and Sheila watched a movie on TV about
the story of Christ which I wasn't interested in, so I went over to check on
the cats and watched a cpl of B.B.T. episodes. When I returned, it turns out
she got the times wrong & her show goes to 11 PM so I will watch the rear
bedroom TV.
How often do your friends' cats need checking on? Or are they an excuse to watch their TV? Heehee.
ReplyDeleteI feed them in the morning is all that's required but we seem to spend a bit of time there in the evenings to keep them company. Larry & Judy are due back today so it's only for 3 days.
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