We left Cape Girardeau this morning, stopping in Poplar Bluff to check on a friend in the hospital.
Jeanne Foster, retired bookkeeper from Glen's office, and more importantly, a great friend, is in the hospital with pneumonia. She is getting better, feeling stronger, but will be there for a couple of more days.
Friends Jim and Sandy Freedman were also at the hospital, so went to lunch with them.
It was then on to Conway, Missouri, home of the Starvy Creek Bluegrass festival.
The festival officially starts Thursday night, but I already hear some jammin' going on under an awning or two.
We are meeting Carolyn and Bob Seesengood, former bookkeeper (actually she took Jeanne Foster's place) from Glen's office here. They will be in here tomorrow.
Do you know what you were doing 47 years ago today? Glen and I do.
It was our wedding day--drizzly in the morning, but sunny later in the day. It was the beginning of a wonderful marriage to my dream-come-true, my best friend and husband, the best father, the best grandfather, dedicated to God, family, country, a great provider. Happy Anniversary, dearest beloved!
Catching up with Sunday and Monday (Sept14 and 15)
Sunday was spent on the road, traveling from Charleston SC back to Cape Girardeau. We ran by to see Darin/Sarah, Ashlynn and Zade on our return.
Monday-Sept 15: We prepared for getting back on the road. I made a grocery list, made a trip to WalMart, and have actual food in the refrigerator. Glen retrieved our bikes from Darin's basement, took his to the bike shop to have a frozen brake repaired.
We picked up Ashlynn and Zade from After School care. They went with us to the MH and helped put groceries away! All of us went to "Dexter Bar-B-Que" for dinner. On Monday they have a "family special" - a great deal for four adults - half a side of ribs, pulled pork plus two sides and drinks and ice cream. There was enough for Ashlynn and Zade also.
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