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Green South American parakeets at Green Caye a few years ago |
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Colorful tree near Lake Georgetown |
I have had an inflamed Achilles tendon for over a week and
am having trouble getting around, but I keep on hobbling. Kathi spent the
morning cooking more food items for the freezer, then she visited a nail salon mid-day
Monday. She picked up a Subway meatball sandwich for me on the way home. She
found a panini from Starbucks for herself. We ate our sandwiches and had a
relaxing afternoon at home. I am still reading “Invisible” by James Patterson
and David Ellis.
I talked Kathi into buying us a desert in the late afternoon, so we drove to HEB to get a chocolate cake. I waited in the car and Kathi bought the cake and a few other items. They did not have a chocolate cake, but they had a cake with chocolate icing and we settled for that. The cake was very tasty, so we were not too disappointed about no chocolate cake.
I talked Kathi into buying us a desert in the late afternoon, so we drove to HEB to get a chocolate cake. I waited in the car and Kathi bought the cake and a few other items. They did not have a chocolate cake, but they had a cake with chocolate icing and we settled for that. The cake was very tasty, so we were not too disappointed about no chocolate cake.
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Ominous black birds at Green Caye this year. These scenes always remind me of The Birds. |
We have plans for lunch with Carol and Lloyd on Wednesday.
We plan to meet them at the Longhorn steak house on the Gulf Freeway in
Webster. We are looking forward to lunch, because we always have lively conversations.
I would love to talk about our next destination – I am ready to move along.
Kathi keeps watching the weather and tells me it is still too cold to move north.
I told her I would drive slow, but she was not convinced that would help.
Lots of good stuff in this blog entry. I enjoyed hearing about your lunch and conversation with Christopher (my younger brother). Those South American parakeets are a long way from home. I guess that is the benefit of flying without paying for airline tickets. I bet their passports are little bitty.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment, AJ. I had not thought about parakeet passports. They may get in on H1-B visas as music technologists.
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