Monday was a trip to the doctor to see if I passed my tests that I had studied so hard for last week. The verdict was positive and I've been pronounced well enough to continue my survival quest.
Tuesday was a trip to Walmart to buy groceries. Being a pragmatist I saw no reason to do this until the doctor pronounced me fit enough to continue eating. The pantry was filled.
Wednesday was Mel's birthday. He has made it a full seven years and we now begin our eight year together. In that time Mel has driven through 29 states, mostly west of the Mississippi. Who knows what adventures lie ahead.
Thursday it was a quick turn around for the Denver Bronco's. After playing Sunday night they played the Chargers on Thursday and prevailed. I'm not sure if like the idea of mid week games with a lack of preparation and recovery time, but it is what it is.
Friday it was an exciting day here at Val's as a new double wide mobile home was brought into the park. Everyone turned out to supervise and with our help the unit(s) were placed on site.
Half a house shows up in the morning.
Staging section 1.
Section two arrives.
Section two obstacle course with a light pole dead center.
Protective plastic removed and ready to be mated up.
Tight squeeze.
Almost there.
Some of the supervisors inspect the work.
And we have a house.
Saturday was a quite day with only one game played for my teams. I did make a walk around the park and can report everything is in order and day by day the population continues to increase as more folks join us in the south of Texas.
I am glad to see that you are still keeping up with your reporting duties for the area. It is an important job that needs an expert to report it all for the rest of us to enjoy. Have fun, John.
ReplyDeleteGlad can be of service
DeleteAs a retired teacher, it does my heart good to know that you study so hard. See how it paid off?
ReplyDeleteHappy anniversary, Mel. You don't look like you are all of seven years old!
Like you told your students...hard study pays off.
DeleteYour right, Mel has aged well.
Happy you passed all your test so life can go ahead full speed for you.
ReplyDeleteNeighbors did a great job getting that home in place. You should all be commented for a job well done. It sure is a pretty home
It is a pretty home and it was no meant feat getting it in place around that pole.
DeleteGlad you passed your test and can continue Enjoying the Good Life.
ReplyDeleteBe Safe and Enjoy!
It's about time.
Thanks Rick and Kathy, passed with very little effort on my part.
DeleteHey, John, how about posting some pictures of you and Mel from seven years ago, and then from the present. That way we can see which one of you has changed the most. Glad to hear you passed all your tests, and were able to once again give Walmart a chunk of your hard earned cash.
ReplyDeleteRuss, I'm sorry to say Mel wins hands down in the preservation category.
DeleteAlways good to pass that those important tests-even better when you study first:)
ReplyDeleteMore of an accomplishment when you study and pass.
DeleteGood news that you've passed your medical teats and are good to go. I hope that when you get the bill for services rendered it doesn't cut short your survival quest... ;c)
ReplyDeleteFortunately good medical insurance allows me to contribute heavily to the medical profession without too much direct impact.
DeleteI praise God you are doing well!
ReplyDeleteMe too.
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