Some flowers are blooming! |
First things out of the way were my annual mammogram and the visit with my new oncologist. Reports were all very good, so glad to move on for another year.
We then got back into Olive Baptist Church here and with our SS Class that we enjoy so much. We went out to eat at Cheddar's with 8 from our class after church. Love the fellowship and comraderie! We called one of the couples, Dennis and Joanne,
The following Sunday 11 of us went to Chet's Seafood in Pace and were introduced to Mullet and deep fried Mullet backbones. ??? Don't think that we will order that again, but I saw some good baked Cod that I will try another time. Now Dennis wants us to try cheesy grits and collard greens. I think that I could handle the grits, but know that I do not like the greens. What's next? We need to make a date with Lana and Howard also.
I called two other friends in the area and hope to meet with them soon. Karen's husband is in the hospital and seems to have recurring pneumonia, so she is busy with him.She is our former Ohio friend and renter of one of our apartments. And Miki, my brother's neighbor here, was getting ready for a trip to Tallahassee to visit with some of her kids. She will call when she gets back.
We found out yesterday that we are going to miss our Ohio friends, Cecelia and Rudy this time around. We are going the same places that they are through the next few months, but not at the same times. We did have a good visit with them when at Gary's Class '63 luncheon in Salem.
We have three days planned in Disney Wilderness RV Park in February but it now sounds like we will just be getting our feet wet in that few days. Guess we will have to do it again for a much longer stay.
This past Saturday was a beautiful day so we took advantage of that and went to DeFuniak Springs for a Vintage RV and Car Show.
Recreational vehicles have come a long way since the 1930's!
There was not much there in the way of vintage cars though. It really was a small show!
We stopped by the Library and saw much history in it.
And they had a conservation tent that was very interesting with samples of lots of wild life as well as plant and tree life. It would be very interesting for the Scouts!
And on to an Art display in a Civic building.
The children were sure enjoying their art class! |
And I enjoyed the quilt portion of the display!
A wonderful day out and the drive was relaxing. I-10 was not too busy through here.
We woke one morning to plenty of frost. The good thing here is that it melts off fast!
We have also had condensation inside of our bedroom closet. So we are running the dehumidifier more. If it is not one thing, it is another. Life is interesting.
Take care and stay warm.
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