August
28, 2016
Well,
it's taken all summer, but the broken light pole has been removed,
and the landscape project is compete. Even the dumpster issues have
improved. It has divided the community - those who think all these
things (and other areas of concern as well) dragged on much too long,
and those who think that “things happen” and that the Board and
Management did all they could to make things better here. I'm in the
first group.
I
didn't really have a very good start to the day on Wednesday. I
spilled coffee on my phone, but luckily, it still works just fine. My
laptop was blank, and I couldn't turn it on. I tried a few things
with it, but what it needed was time; it mysteriously returned to the
land of living later in the day. While I copied all my photos from
past years onto a stick not long ago, and I generally make printed
copies of documents in want to save, I have a lot of stuffed stored
on the laptop that I really don't want to lose. As I dried my hair,
my hairdryer died. It, also, came back, and this isn't a great loss
as I have another dryer in the guest room bath. It just seemed as if
all this happened suddenly, and I was left wondering what to have
fixed first. I had a nice afternoon, however, as I met Connie for
lunch, just us two. She showed my pictures of her visit to Maine to
see Donna and told me of all the fun things they saw and did. It was
really nice to have some time with her.
Thursday,
I attended a lecture at the Jepson. It seems like a very long time
since I'd been there. This was on Gary Melchors, who was a prolific
artist and artist head of the Telfair Art Museum from 1906-1916. The
Telfair owns a few of Melchors works and others are borrowed and
currently on display. It was informative and entertaining.
Saturday,
I went to see Jason Bourne at the movies. Since I like to see movies
aimed at the pre-school audience, this was unusual for me. But I went
with Tom, and he's seen all the other Bourne movies, and he likes
them. He could fill me in on how this one fit in with the other ones,
and this one left it wide open for yet another movie in the future.
We had TX friends visiting Savannah this week - I saw on FB they toured the cemetery so I asked if they had a guide but they said there were no guides when they were there, so they did a self guided tour. I bet they didn't learn as much as we did when you took us!
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