It ain't over till the fat lady sings.
We had a nice waffles and freshly squeezed
orange juice breakfast yesterday morning and then Jeri
and Phil took the car to spend the day in Sacramento with Ned and Marta.
This left us stranded here without a car all day.
Now, don't think about the fact that I rarely
go out of the house on a normal day, when the car sits in the carport
untouched. Suddenly, being without a car meant we were "stranded" and
so I was going to take the opportunity to get caught up on lots of stuff
that I had not been able to get to with all of the activity of the past
couple of weeks.
There was the Snapfish book I was going to
create for my mother about her activities of the past year.
There was the huge stack of Compassion kids
letters that had accumulated while I was in Iowa.
And I'm sure there were lots of other things
I was going to do.
But first, a nap would be nice.
I snuggled in the recliner with Polly and a
nice warm quilt at 11 a.m. It was 3 when I woke up. Almost time
for Jeri and Phil to return home! So much for productivity.
Jeri called from Atria, where they were
having a nice visit with my mother. She said they planned to get
together with their friend Jon and his wife Joy and wanted to know if we
would like to join them for Thai food. So back we went to Thai Nakorn for
another Thai feast.
I enjoyed my crab noodles.
After we finished eating, Jon pulled out
gifts for all.
For Jeri and Phil a "guppie & eat'n tool,"
which will allow you to gut a fish--and then eat it too, with the attached
spork. That, combined with the cleats we got for them will permit them
to go hiking and fishing in the snow this winter.
For Walt and me there was a nice box of my
favorites -- Sees candy. When I was growing up my godfather brought
Sees candy to us whenever he came for Christmas dinner and it was never
Christmas without Sees.
Now Christmas could officially be over.
Walt is taking the kids to a BART station
this morning, where they can catch the BART train to the SF Airport and head
back to Boston.
Christmas has ended and I guess I'd better
find a song to sing.
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