Off to the casino

None of us won any money today but the fish and chips lunch we had was pretty good.

Traffic was a pain in the neck.  I've noticed the past year or so that I really don't enjoy driving all that much.  Today was one of those days.  Seems like I had to be on my toes constantly watching for other drivers, construction, detours, and everything in general.  I was tired and I'm sure that contributed to the tension I felt.  I was very glad to pull back into my garage.

Nothing on my agenda until our class picnic next Saturday.  I intend to stay close to home, for the most part.  I'm hoping I can get my universal remote programmed so I can play my VCR and DVD.  I don't actually use either of them as much as I do the Roku and Netflix but still...I do want to have them available.

I just may have to break down and take a short nap this afternoon.  Am definitely dragging a bit.  I started a book by Katharine Graham called Personal History.  It's her autobiography and won the Pulitzer Prize.  I've started it before and set it down but this time I hope to stick with it. It's an interesting read.

Here's a picture that was in the Leader this week showing the old house on The Egg & I Road where Betty McDonald lived in the 30's. I just love old pictures like this.

And here's the latest of Jake who can now sit in a grocery cart.

And here's a song that's REALLY COUNTRY GOOD! Sung by two of my favorites.