Blog time: 1130 sitting at Panera
How about that Super Bowl. I stayed up until the end and was as surprised as most on the outcome. Tom Brady should retire because he will never top last night's performance.
It was cold, 19, this morning but no wind. I decided to walk to the Y.
Nancy also headed out to a class at MVP. Later this morning she has a doctor's appointment to discuss her recent bone scan.
My walk was in bright sunshine. Sun on the white snow is a great sight.
Did all my routine, showered and headed out to Panera. The sun was still out and the temp had risen to 31.
The double vision still persists. I am experimenting with different glasses. I have one pair of glasses with one lens for vision and another for reading. It use to work when I wore one contact for distance and the other for reading. It does not work with the double vision.
The best thing I have found is to put a patch over one eye. This is the safest way to drive. I bought an eye patch but it does not work well over glasses. I found that using a magnetic money clip and putting it over a len works fine.
Checked the London papers but they didn't have any hard news. They did have some great trashy stories.
The WSJ did not have any articles I want to comment on.
As soon as I got home took Ms P on a long walk. Pleasant walk with bright sun. The sun had some warmth to it.
Nancy's bone scan indicates that she has a broken bone in her foot. The Doctor fitted her with a boot. She must wear the boot for a month.
Nancy also visited the Dentist to get her temporary crown fixed.
We want to put a TV in our living room. Our plan is to move the TV out of the bedroom.
We have an existing cable chord in the living room. I traced the living room chord and found it ended near our Direct TV box. I spent several hours trying to disconnect the bedroom cable chord to the Direct TV box and connect the LR chord in its place. I thought I had it all figured out but no luck. I guess I need help.
I called my Sister this afternoon and spent some time catching up.
I did iron several pair of khaki's. We have a great iron that lets a klutz like me put a great crease in my khakis.
Light dinner tonight, presently we are watching the news on PBS. It looks like a Netflix evening.
Monday, February 6, 2017
Sunday, February 5, 2017
Sunday February 5, 2017
Blog time: 1800 sitting in living room drinking wine
Return to normal Sunday, up at 0630 and get ready for our Sunday swim.
The pool was crowded but we each got a lane. After the swim we stopped at home to drop off our wet swim gear.
Today we attended the 1000 service at Trinity Lutheran.
Stopped a Meijer's for supplies and gas.
Nancy fixed her world famous poached eggs for breakfast. I had mine with a waffle.
Took Ms P on a long walk. Read a few sections of the GRP before a nap.
Finished my outside activities with a 2.5 mile walk.
Nancy fixed ham and bean soup for dinner. It was great.
We are now watching the Super Bowl. I have watched all 51.
Return to normal Sunday, up at 0630 and get ready for our Sunday swim.
The pool was crowded but we each got a lane. After the swim we stopped at home to drop off our wet swim gear.
Today we attended the 1000 service at Trinity Lutheran.
Stopped a Meijer's for supplies and gas.
Nancy fixed her world famous poached eggs for breakfast. I had mine with a waffle.
Took Ms P on a long walk. Read a few sections of the GRP before a nap.
Finished my outside activities with a 2.5 mile walk.
Nancy fixed ham and bean soup for dinner. It was great.
We are now watching the Super Bowl. I have watched all 51.
Saturday February 4, 2017
Blog time 1045 sitting in Cascade Library
Happy Birthday Akerke Scott! Today is grand daughter Akerke's ninth birthday. Have a great birthday AJ.
We slept in today until 0700. We noted the days are getting longer because we had bright sunshine when left at 0800 for Panera. The temperature was eight degrees so Nancy drove the Taurus.
We had our standard Saturday morning fare. Panera was not crowded. Most neighborhood folks are in FL.
After breakfast we stopped at Meijer's and filled up the Taurus. Gas was $2.29 per gallon.
When I left home at 1000 to walk to the library the temperature had risen to 20. Bright sun can do that.
Not much in the London papers except reports on a big march in London protesting President Trump's EO on immigration. With all the problems the UK has what are they doing protesting an action 3,000 miles away.
In today's WSJ Peggy Noonan had a great opinion piece on the President. It was not favorable. I agree the President has got to quit acting like a spoiled rich kid. The bragging about his rating on the Apprentice vs Arnold's is low brow.
We drove to Rose's on Reeds Lake for an early dinner. We sat on the glassed in patio and watched folks ice fishing on Reeds Lake.
I told Nancy that ice fishing is a major outdoor activity in Alpena. My Uncle Bill Hughes use to regularly go ice fishing after he retired from the Cement Plant. He would put his gear in a bucket and walk to the Thunder Bay River. Uncle Bill would drill a hole through the ice and drop a line in. He sat on his overturned bucket and fished until he had enough perch for dinner.
Speaking of cold winter Saturdays until I was 12 I would spend Saturday afternoons at the Lyric Theater. My buddies and I would attend the double feature which usually featured a western followed by a Charlie Chan of Boston Blackie detective show. Admission cost $0.12.
Saturday dinner in February always consisted of Boston Baked Beans and fresh baked homemade bread. My Grandmother Hughes alway baked a loaf every Saturday during the winter.
Continuing on my Saturdays in February theme. After my bath, yes folks only once a week, I would go to bed early and listen to Hawaii Calls on my bedroom radio. Hawaii Calls was broadcast from the Royal Hawaiian Hotel along Waikiki beach in Honolulu. I would dream of warm weather and nice sand beaches while it snowed outside.
In 1962 Ensign Scott spent a few days R&R along Waikiki beach. One of my fellow officers fixed me up with a Navy nurse and I insisted we have dinner at the Royal Hawaiian. It was expensive but was everything I dreamed of as an eleven year old boy.
We finished the evening watching a NCIS rerun. Today was a nice February day. Once again Happy Birthday AJ.
Happy Birthday Akerke Scott! Today is grand daughter Akerke's ninth birthday. Have a great birthday AJ.
We slept in today until 0700. We noted the days are getting longer because we had bright sunshine when left at 0800 for Panera. The temperature was eight degrees so Nancy drove the Taurus.
We had our standard Saturday morning fare. Panera was not crowded. Most neighborhood folks are in FL.
After breakfast we stopped at Meijer's and filled up the Taurus. Gas was $2.29 per gallon.
When I left home at 1000 to walk to the library the temperature had risen to 20. Bright sun can do that.
Not much in the London papers except reports on a big march in London protesting President Trump's EO on immigration. With all the problems the UK has what are they doing protesting an action 3,000 miles away.
In today's WSJ Peggy Noonan had a great opinion piece on the President. It was not favorable. I agree the President has got to quit acting like a spoiled rich kid. The bragging about his rating on the Apprentice vs Arnold's is low brow.
We drove to Rose's on Reeds Lake for an early dinner. We sat on the glassed in patio and watched folks ice fishing on Reeds Lake.
I told Nancy that ice fishing is a major outdoor activity in Alpena. My Uncle Bill Hughes use to regularly go ice fishing after he retired from the Cement Plant. He would put his gear in a bucket and walk to the Thunder Bay River. Uncle Bill would drill a hole through the ice and drop a line in. He sat on his overturned bucket and fished until he had enough perch for dinner.
Speaking of cold winter Saturdays until I was 12 I would spend Saturday afternoons at the Lyric Theater. My buddies and I would attend the double feature which usually featured a western followed by a Charlie Chan of Boston Blackie detective show. Admission cost $0.12.
Saturday dinner in February always consisted of Boston Baked Beans and fresh baked homemade bread. My Grandmother Hughes alway baked a loaf every Saturday during the winter.
Continuing on my Saturdays in February theme. After my bath, yes folks only once a week, I would go to bed early and listen to Hawaii Calls on my bedroom radio. Hawaii Calls was broadcast from the Royal Hawaiian Hotel along Waikiki beach in Honolulu. I would dream of warm weather and nice sand beaches while it snowed outside.
In 1962 Ensign Scott spent a few days R&R along Waikiki beach. One of my fellow officers fixed me up with a Navy nurse and I insisted we have dinner at the Royal Hawaiian. It was expensive but was everything I dreamed of as an eleven year old boy.
We finished the evening watching a NCIS rerun. Today was a nice February day. Once again Happy Birthday AJ.
Friday, February 3, 2017
Friday February 3, 2017
Blog time 1045 at Panera:
Brr! Another cold morning with temps in the teens and wind chill near zero. Becoming more prudent in my in my old age. I decided to do the exercise routine at home and forego the two mile walk to the Y.
After my row I showered, shaved, dressed in warm clothes and had breakfast. Nancy got home from her class at 0930 just as I was leaving for my walk to Panera.
Checked the London papers and today was kind of a fluff day for them. They do enjoy mocking President Trump. I think the POTUS might be his own worst enemy.
As soon I finish reading the papers I will walk home. Nancy and I have errands to run this afternoon. Breton Village will be our first stop. Nancy will visit Talbots's and I head to Orvis. I have an Orvis gift card that Debbie gave me for Christmas and it is burning a hole in my pocket.
The double vision continues. The steroids so far have not helped. Only in an emergency will I drive.
At Orvis I bought a shirt jacket. Nancy came up empty at Talbots's.
Next stop was Trader Joe's. Bought some Two Buck Chuck, tamales, eggs and soup. Trader Joe's was very busy.
I took a short nap. Light dinner and then Nancy and I headed to the GR Art Museum for their exhibit of local collectibles. The exhibit was well attended.
It is now 2140 and we just finished watching Scandal on Netflix. Nancy liked it, I did not.
Another cold night but tomorrow like today will be sunny. Sunny is good.
Brr! Another cold morning with temps in the teens and wind chill near zero. Becoming more prudent in my in my old age. I decided to do the exercise routine at home and forego the two mile walk to the Y.
After my row I showered, shaved, dressed in warm clothes and had breakfast. Nancy got home from her class at 0930 just as I was leaving for my walk to Panera.
Checked the London papers and today was kind of a fluff day for them. They do enjoy mocking President Trump. I think the POTUS might be his own worst enemy.
As soon I finish reading the papers I will walk home. Nancy and I have errands to run this afternoon. Breton Village will be our first stop. Nancy will visit Talbots's and I head to Orvis. I have an Orvis gift card that Debbie gave me for Christmas and it is burning a hole in my pocket.
The double vision continues. The steroids so far have not helped. Only in an emergency will I drive.
At Orvis I bought a shirt jacket. Nancy came up empty at Talbots's.
Next stop was Trader Joe's. Bought some Two Buck Chuck, tamales, eggs and soup. Trader Joe's was very busy.
I took a short nap. Light dinner and then Nancy and I headed to the GR Art Museum for their exhibit of local collectibles. The exhibit was well attended.
It is now 2140 and we just finished watching Scandal on Netflix. Nancy liked it, I did not.
Another cold night but tomorrow like today will be sunny. Sunny is good.
Thursday, February 2, 2017
Thursday February 2, 2017
Blog time 1035 sitting in Panera
Yes folks today is Groundhog Day, what a useless day. We always have six more weeks of winter no matter the sun. Six weeks puts us near St Patrick's Day. St Pats day has alway been my end of winter day.
In GR the hog did see his shadow. The temp was in the mid teens this morning but the 15mph wind put the wind chill in single digits. Single digit wind chill means that I do my routine at home and then walk to Panera. If I walked to the Y which is an extra mile I would end up with some serious frost bite. I think part of my double vision problem was caused by walking into to the wind on a bitterly cold December day. It felt like I froze my eye.
Nancy left early this morning for her Thursday swim. After the swim she is heading to the dentist for some crown work.
Kim came this morning to clean the condo.
Each morning after I check my emails I go to the News app on my iPad. Check the headlines in the UK papers. Lately I have complained about the nasty reporting by many US newspaper reporters. After reading the UK papers I think we are amateurs. The UK reporters cover up their nastiness with humor.
Our President is having problems dealing with our allies. He and German PM Merkel have not started off on the right foot especially as regard immigration.
Apparently our President hung up on a the PM of Australia. President Obama had an agreement with the Australian PM to accept about 1,500 immigrants. Trump said we don't want them and hung up. Apparently our President did not go to Sunday School.
The US has been criticized for our immigration ban. Australia has also been severely criticized for their handling. The Aussies put immigrants into offshore detention centers where conditions are less than perfect.
Tech companies have a great need for engineers. They claim a limited supply of US engineers and use the H-1B program to get engineers from other countries. The problem is the H-1B program has a cap which is much to low. The Tech companies want the cap significantly increased. Trump thinks the Tech companies are using foreign workers because they are cheaper than US engineers. I don't know if this is true? I recently read that the majority of students in US public colleges studying electrical and computer engineering are foreign born. Why aren't US students going into these fields? Are public universities recruiting foreign engineers because they pay higher fees than US students?
Whatever the answer we need talent for our industries. The politicians should make sure that this void is filled. Success is based on talent.
Foreign students in engineering schools is nothing new. In my structural engineering classes at UM the majority of students were foreigners. I remember in one class of 30 that there were only two US citizens.
The Ukraine is back in the news. Will the return to hostilities test President Trump?
Iran is also doing some testing with its recent missile launch? The world is a dangerous place and the USA will constantly be tested. I hope their are some cool heads on the President's foreign policy team.
The walk home was not bad because I had the wind at my back. As soon as I got home I dropped my backpack and took a walk around the block.
After lunch I headed down to my office. Turned on the heater and fired up my laptop. I am trying to import my DNA data from 23&me into my family tree data base, My Heritage. I called and a young lady in Manila told me I could not. I emailed 23&me and they said I could. Go figure!
I spent about an hour catching up on back issues of SI and ENR. I still get a print copy of SI but I changed the ENR to a digital issue.
With her dental work Nancy can not chew so we are going to Panera this evening for a bowl of soup. Soup sounds good on a cold winter's day, doesn't it?
I did get my 30 minutes outside today.
As a boy one of my favorite pastimes was reading comic books. I saved all the old comics. When my pile got big enough I would trade them. I have great memories of trading comics on a cold winter day. After dinner I would sit by the hot air register in the living room and spend several hours reading comics. Life was good for a ten year old boy.
Nancy and I are having problems finding a Netflix show that we both would like. Maybe we should split up, Nancy will watch her favorite shows and I will watch Frontier or Victory at Sea on my iPad. Of course if new seasons of Doc Martin or Death in Paradise are released we go back to joint watching.
The cold weather continues with temps in the mid teens overnight. It looks like that I will forego my walk to the Y and do my routine at home.
Yes folks today is Groundhog Day, what a useless day. We always have six more weeks of winter no matter the sun. Six weeks puts us near St Patrick's Day. St Pats day has alway been my end of winter day.
In GR the hog did see his shadow. The temp was in the mid teens this morning but the 15mph wind put the wind chill in single digits. Single digit wind chill means that I do my routine at home and then walk to Panera. If I walked to the Y which is an extra mile I would end up with some serious frost bite. I think part of my double vision problem was caused by walking into to the wind on a bitterly cold December day. It felt like I froze my eye.
Nancy left early this morning for her Thursday swim. After the swim she is heading to the dentist for some crown work.
Kim came this morning to clean the condo.
Each morning after I check my emails I go to the News app on my iPad. Check the headlines in the UK papers. Lately I have complained about the nasty reporting by many US newspaper reporters. After reading the UK papers I think we are amateurs. The UK reporters cover up their nastiness with humor.
Our President is having problems dealing with our allies. He and German PM Merkel have not started off on the right foot especially as regard immigration.
Apparently our President hung up on a the PM of Australia. President Obama had an agreement with the Australian PM to accept about 1,500 immigrants. Trump said we don't want them and hung up. Apparently our President did not go to Sunday School.
The US has been criticized for our immigration ban. Australia has also been severely criticized for their handling. The Aussies put immigrants into offshore detention centers where conditions are less than perfect.
Tech companies have a great need for engineers. They claim a limited supply of US engineers and use the H-1B program to get engineers from other countries. The problem is the H-1B program has a cap which is much to low. The Tech companies want the cap significantly increased. Trump thinks the Tech companies are using foreign workers because they are cheaper than US engineers. I don't know if this is true? I recently read that the majority of students in US public colleges studying electrical and computer engineering are foreign born. Why aren't US students going into these fields? Are public universities recruiting foreign engineers because they pay higher fees than US students?
Whatever the answer we need talent for our industries. The politicians should make sure that this void is filled. Success is based on talent.
Foreign students in engineering schools is nothing new. In my structural engineering classes at UM the majority of students were foreigners. I remember in one class of 30 that there were only two US citizens.
The Ukraine is back in the news. Will the return to hostilities test President Trump?
Iran is also doing some testing with its recent missile launch? The world is a dangerous place and the USA will constantly be tested. I hope their are some cool heads on the President's foreign policy team.
The walk home was not bad because I had the wind at my back. As soon as I got home I dropped my backpack and took a walk around the block.
After lunch I headed down to my office. Turned on the heater and fired up my laptop. I am trying to import my DNA data from 23&me into my family tree data base, My Heritage. I called and a young lady in Manila told me I could not. I emailed 23&me and they said I could. Go figure!
I spent about an hour catching up on back issues of SI and ENR. I still get a print copy of SI but I changed the ENR to a digital issue.
With her dental work Nancy can not chew so we are going to Panera this evening for a bowl of soup. Soup sounds good on a cold winter's day, doesn't it?
I did get my 30 minutes outside today.
As a boy one of my favorite pastimes was reading comic books. I saved all the old comics. When my pile got big enough I would trade them. I have great memories of trading comics on a cold winter day. After dinner I would sit by the hot air register in the living room and spend several hours reading comics. Life was good for a ten year old boy.
Nancy and I are having problems finding a Netflix show that we both would like. Maybe we should split up, Nancy will watch her favorite shows and I will watch Frontier or Victory at Sea on my iPad. Of course if new seasons of Doc Martin or Death in Paradise are released we go back to joint watching.
The cold weather continues with temps in the mid teens overnight. It looks like that I will forego my walk to the Y and do my routine at home.
Wednesday February 1, 2017
Blog time 1939, sitting in den
Breakfast Club Wednesday. Up at 0530 because I need an early start. For the first time since January 5 I will be driving. Today I took surface streets. Most streets were snow covered from last night's snow. But I did not have any problems.
Despite the weather we had a good turnout. The speaker was an astronomy professional who talked about this summers special solar eclipse. The eclipse will be visible in the Midwest. The best viewing will be in NE and WY.
Drove straight home after BC, parked the Escape and walked to Panera.
The London papers today are concentrating on the UK Parliament trying to get BRexit special legislation passed.
The head of the Labor Party in the UK wants to ban President Trump from visiting because of his recent immigration EO. PM May said the invitation to the President still stands. Good move PM May
1030 left Panera and walked to the Y. Today I swam 1,000 yards.
Nancy worked at the Gardens this afternoon.
Spent the early afternoon taking out the trash, doing laundry, paying bills and eating lunch.
Finished with a short nap.
Dinner and then some Netflix before turning in.
Breakfast Club Wednesday. Up at 0530 because I need an early start. For the first time since January 5 I will be driving. Today I took surface streets. Most streets were snow covered from last night's snow. But I did not have any problems.
Despite the weather we had a good turnout. The speaker was an astronomy professional who talked about this summers special solar eclipse. The eclipse will be visible in the Midwest. The best viewing will be in NE and WY.
Drove straight home after BC, parked the Escape and walked to Panera.
The London papers today are concentrating on the UK Parliament trying to get BRexit special legislation passed.
The head of the Labor Party in the UK wants to ban President Trump from visiting because of his recent immigration EO. PM May said the invitation to the President still stands. Good move PM May
1030 left Panera and walked to the Y. Today I swam 1,000 yards.
Nancy worked at the Gardens this afternoon.
Spent the early afternoon taking out the trash, doing laundry, paying bills and eating lunch.
Finished with a short nap.
Dinner and then some Netflix before turning in.
Wednesday, February 1, 2017
Tuesday January 31, 2017
Blog time 1045 at Panera
We had several inches of snow overnight. The Condo contractor had our drive and walks shoveled by 0700.
Nancy headed out early for her Tuesday swim at MVP. First time in pool in several weeks.
I did all my routine at home today. After the workout, I showered and ate a quick breakfast.
This morning we are defrosting our freezer. Nancy got home about 0900 and we started emptying the freezer. We put the frozen food in baskets and set them outside. They will be outside for about four hours. Must check periodically to make sure some critter does not find the food.
The ice buildup should be melted in several hours. Nancy was surprised at how little ice buildup there was. The freezer at Mackinaw would have serious buildup.
Speaking of freezers in my youth household freezers did not exist. We rented a locker at a store that specialized in storage of frozen food. The store was called Alpena Sharp Freeze. The lockers were in a big insulated room with a constant temperature of about 10.
My Grandfather raised beef cattle so periodically we were given half a cow. My mother would go to the Sharp Freeze and oversee the butchering of the cow. The butcher was Star Glomski. Mother would get T bone steaks, roast beef cuts, other special cuts and the rest would be ground up. The cuts would be wrapped in brown freezer paper, labeled and placed in the locker.
Whenever we needed some beef Mother would tell me to go the sharp freeze and get some ground beef or steaks. I would get the key from the store clerk and enter the coldest room in the world. I hated going into the freezer room. And that folks was the way it was in the 40s and early 50s.
The morning business shows were fixated on the poor showing of Under Armor. They did not meet expectations and you would have thought it was the end of the world. Good grief who worries about sweat pants?
Also this morning several folks defended Trump's Immigration EO. Their defense actually made sense.
Last day of January and the snow removal folks have their act together. Tahoe Drive was plowed as were all the sidewalks in our neighborhood.
The London papers are all about BRexit and Trump. Problems in the Middle East and the EU take a back seat.
I think President Trump was right to fire the Acting AG. The AG works for the President and should not try to bypass his orders. If you don't agree resign or be fired.
Senator John McCain and I are on the same wave length.
I am not on the same wave length as former President Obama. His tweeting about the actions of the current President are out of line. HIs predecessors went out of their way to not comment on current events.
When I got home I thought I would spend some time helping Nancy put the food back in the freezer. Surprise she had already put the food back.
Quick lunch and then took Ms P on her walk. It was snowing and blowing and we walked at a fast pace. Dropped Ms P off and then continued my walk. My super-duper Apple Watch said I walked a total of 6.2 miles today.
I did take a short nap. It is now 1800 and I am sitting in the living room drinking wine and continue writing this blog.
Nancy is fixing soup and a fruit dish for dinner.
This evening will watch the news and read the GRP. On TV will watch the only network shows that we watch NCIS and Bull. Surprise the President bumped our favorite shows off air by taking time to announce his Supreme Court appointee.
We had several inches of snow overnight. The Condo contractor had our drive and walks shoveled by 0700.
Nancy headed out early for her Tuesday swim at MVP. First time in pool in several weeks.
I did all my routine at home today. After the workout, I showered and ate a quick breakfast.
This morning we are defrosting our freezer. Nancy got home about 0900 and we started emptying the freezer. We put the frozen food in baskets and set them outside. They will be outside for about four hours. Must check periodically to make sure some critter does not find the food.
The ice buildup should be melted in several hours. Nancy was surprised at how little ice buildup there was. The freezer at Mackinaw would have serious buildup.
Speaking of freezers in my youth household freezers did not exist. We rented a locker at a store that specialized in storage of frozen food. The store was called Alpena Sharp Freeze. The lockers were in a big insulated room with a constant temperature of about 10.
My Grandfather raised beef cattle so periodically we were given half a cow. My mother would go to the Sharp Freeze and oversee the butchering of the cow. The butcher was Star Glomski. Mother would get T bone steaks, roast beef cuts, other special cuts and the rest would be ground up. The cuts would be wrapped in brown freezer paper, labeled and placed in the locker.
Whenever we needed some beef Mother would tell me to go the sharp freeze and get some ground beef or steaks. I would get the key from the store clerk and enter the coldest room in the world. I hated going into the freezer room. And that folks was the way it was in the 40s and early 50s.
The morning business shows were fixated on the poor showing of Under Armor. They did not meet expectations and you would have thought it was the end of the world. Good grief who worries about sweat pants?
Also this morning several folks defended Trump's Immigration EO. Their defense actually made sense.
Last day of January and the snow removal folks have their act together. Tahoe Drive was plowed as were all the sidewalks in our neighborhood.
The London papers are all about BRexit and Trump. Problems in the Middle East and the EU take a back seat.
I think President Trump was right to fire the Acting AG. The AG works for the President and should not try to bypass his orders. If you don't agree resign or be fired.
Senator John McCain and I are on the same wave length.
I am not on the same wave length as former President Obama. His tweeting about the actions of the current President are out of line. HIs predecessors went out of their way to not comment on current events.
When I got home I thought I would spend some time helping Nancy put the food back in the freezer. Surprise she had already put the food back.
Quick lunch and then took Ms P on her walk. It was snowing and blowing and we walked at a fast pace. Dropped Ms P off and then continued my walk. My super-duper Apple Watch said I walked a total of 6.2 miles today.
I did take a short nap. It is now 1800 and I am sitting in the living room drinking wine and continue writing this blog.
Nancy is fixing soup and a fruit dish for dinner.
This evening will watch the news and read the GRP. On TV will watch the only network shows that we watch NCIS and Bull. Surprise the President bumped our favorite shows off air by taking time to announce his Supreme Court appointee.
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