Lunchtime

  Anne dropped off Tom's container at school today, which she'd filled with fudge as a thank-you for all the wonderful, fresh vegetables he's been providing. She also dropped off a bag of bottles for the Boy Scout recycling, making sure that she was there while the kids were all in class.   Then, she had lunch today with her friends Julie and Julie (who's birthday was on Tuesday). They picked up something to eat at SK Noodle and went to Julie's house. While there, she chatted with Julie about Scrapbooking and Julie, who has more experiene, made several suggestions to Julie. Later, Julie will be picking up Julie and the two Julies are going to a class on card making. (whew!)   After lunch she ran some errands and then came home exhausted and took a nap with Lady, rising later to putter around the house.   When I got off work and called the house, she suggested that we eat out as she had some coupons for Western Village's Pancho & Willie's and, also, the Marina Cafe. By the time I arrived, she'd already been seated and had ordered our virgin Margarita's.   I just found out that Margarita means "daisy" and I'm wondering what Cheeze's response will be if I call her Daisy when they come to visit! LOL   After dinner we both took a short nap. But the "alarm dog" failed and we slept for several hours! Of course, once we awoke, the "alarm dog" couldn't be put on SNOOZE! Most likely because it was past RedBug time and she knew it. Lady, as some of you know, just LIVES for that time of the day when she's allowed to charge around the house like crazy barking her fool head off.   No movie tonight, but we are considering switching to U-verse in an effort to consolidate our TV, land line and internet while at the same time reducing their total costs. We'll have to sign up for a minimum of one year to get the package, but there will be rejoicing in the house when we finally kick Charter to the curb!   Blessings on your house, Don and Anne     ---
Love is the music of life;
Compassion is its melody.
  - Don Peer ( o)==#

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