Saturday 11
Dec. 11th, 2010 10:56 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
madgravitySaturday 11- I did my stretches.
Today’s Weather was: Temps of around 44 to 72 degrees, nice breeze, and humidity around 39 percent, clear skies until about 2pm then cloudy and cold.
According to the National Weather Service: “Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 74. North northwest wind between 5 and 7 mph. Sunday Night: Clear, with a low around 46. West northwest wind between 3 and 5 mph.”
Brian and Naomi came for a visit and we stood around jawing while their two sweet daughters built castles and fortresses out of rocks, sand, and twigs. I really admire them their family life and the love they show for each other.
Kelly needed a ride to Stater Bros. in Twentynine because the place where she gets it messed up her order and wouldn’t deliver it, so I drove the Harley over to pick her up. We stopped first for gas and then over to Rite Aid to get her prescripts. Our friend Alexander was standing outside with his grocery cart decked out with American flags. He must have missed his meds because he was very animated and we decided to leave him in his ranting.
Then on to Staters where Kelly bought a 10lb bag of cat food, 5lbs of sugar, French bread, and all kinds of other stuff; we got fried chicken too! I kept asking her how she was going to carry all this while she shopped and bought more. “I’ll get it all to fit”, she said. We got it all out to the bike and I told her to go on and start packing it while I went to the head. I got back about 10 minutes later to see her trying to stuff the 10lbs of cat food into her backpack. I helped her and was surprised that we finally got it in the pack and zipped up.
We had at first started out driving with me carrying a pack on my back but it didn’t work, so Kelly had to hold both packs and hang on to me at the same time; I knew she bought too much but she don’t listen and I don’t want to press. We made it to her house okay; I think her arms were stretched out too much by the weight of the two packs but she’d never admit to that. We put everything away and fed the hungry cats. And then we sat in her car eating our chicken. I don’t think I’ve ever carried that much stuff on a bike of mine before and hope to never again!
I got home to watch a new episode of “Fringe” where this guy has his heart removed but is still alive afterwards; spooky!
I did my stretches, practiced my guitar, wrote to my journal, posted it to the web, and called it a night.
Today’s Weather was: Temps of around 44 to 72 degrees, nice breeze, and humidity around 39 percent, clear skies until about 2pm then cloudy and cold.
According to the National Weather Service: “Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 74. North northwest wind between 5 and 7 mph. Sunday Night: Clear, with a low around 46. West northwest wind between 3 and 5 mph.”
Brian and Naomi came for a visit and we stood around jawing while their two sweet daughters built castles and fortresses out of rocks, sand, and twigs. I really admire them their family life and the love they show for each other.
Kelly needed a ride to Stater Bros. in Twentynine because the place where she gets it messed up her order and wouldn’t deliver it, so I drove the Harley over to pick her up. We stopped first for gas and then over to Rite Aid to get her prescripts. Our friend Alexander was standing outside with his grocery cart decked out with American flags. He must have missed his meds because he was very animated and we decided to leave him in his ranting.
Then on to Staters where Kelly bought a 10lb bag of cat food, 5lbs of sugar, French bread, and all kinds of other stuff; we got fried chicken too! I kept asking her how she was going to carry all this while she shopped and bought more. “I’ll get it all to fit”, she said. We got it all out to the bike and I told her to go on and start packing it while I went to the head. I got back about 10 minutes later to see her trying to stuff the 10lbs of cat food into her backpack. I helped her and was surprised that we finally got it in the pack and zipped up.
We had at first started out driving with me carrying a pack on my back but it didn’t work, so Kelly had to hold both packs and hang on to me at the same time; I knew she bought too much but she don’t listen and I don’t want to press. We made it to her house okay; I think her arms were stretched out too much by the weight of the two packs but she’d never admit to that. We put everything away and fed the hungry cats. And then we sat in her car eating our chicken. I don’t think I’ve ever carried that much stuff on a bike of mine before and hope to never again!
I got home to watch a new episode of “Fringe” where this guy has his heart removed but is still alive afterwards; spooky!
I did my stretches, practiced my guitar, wrote to my journal, posted it to the web, and called it a night.
