What a beauty. A kingfisher. What a beek, fancy colors...Joseph's Coat!!
Well, Monday went by in a hurry, or at least it seemed short. I started off with daughter Patricia who kindly chauffeured me to the St. Vincent thrift shop so I could add a few books to my bookcase. I was out of reading material and although there is a book box upstairs in a corner of the dining room, I don't like to have to have a library book I have to return in a certain time. I like to devour books at my leisure. So off I went and did some searching and came up with eight books I have not read. Now I have enough to get me through the winter months and if I should get through them faster than I think, there are shelves of books waiting to be rescued. I bought a couple to give to Ron who gifted me one of his Louis L'Amour books. I tried to find some Westerns but they are far from easy to find. Vinnie showed up so we read for an hour and are more than half way through the book. We stayed upstairs in the dining area as the "Silvertones" were coming to entertain us. There is a group of seniors, four men, two women who play hymn music with a swing to it. They are gifted musicians and we had books with the words so we could sing along. It was toe tapping time although a lot don't tap their toes. Music has a way of lifting spirits though as there was a lot of smiling faces.. I had saved some of my chicken curry and salad I had bought at Freddys. If you have not tried it , go to the deli counter and check it out as it is delicious. it is a bit pricey at $6.95 a pound, but a half pound lasts three days. I think I'll try a few more of their salads as the package ones don't last long at all and the fresh ingredients are too much as they don't last more than a day and have to be thrown away. . . such a waste. I have the best of both worlds as both of my daughters are great cooks and salad makers so all I have to do is bring home left overs. There is some good in getting old feeble....just don't tell them I still find my way around the kitchen. |
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