Weekly
Update 9/11/2016
Monday
was all about trying to get the condo cleaned. Tuesday, I spent the
morning doing errands. And then, LISA WAS HERE!
But
before I get into that, I have to write that one of the errands I had
to do was to go to the AAA and pickup the final package for the
Viking tour Allen and I will be taking in just about 5 weeks.
Although this wasn't technically the tickets we needed, there was
some important information there: insurance cards, flight
information, luggage tags. I wanted Allen to have his packet, so I
stopped at the post office on the way back to the condo after picking
everything up.
Lisa
arrived in the afternoon, and we made plans to meet with Donna and
Kay at the Crystal Beer Parlor for supper. It was great to have all
the best-ies together again! No one could decide on what to eat, so
we got a little of this, a little of that, and ate until we were
stuffed. That pretty much was what we did the whole week, and once
again, I didn't cook.
Lisa
was a big help to me on the Dell. I'm much more comfortable now with
finding files and information. And she linked my printer up. One
thing we couldn't find was how to add a caption to a photo in the
pictures folder. I used to be able to do that on the Toshiba, but we
couldn't find a way on the Dell, short of re-naming the file. Any
suggestions? We also couldn't buy on-line tickets to the Anne Frank
house, but I think that may have been the website issue, not anything
we did.
We
didn't do much on Wednesday, although Lisa went walking with Kay.
Thursday there was a lunch bunch gathering out at Tybee. That was
really nice, because I don't know if Lisa would have been able to
visit the beach if it had not been for the luncheon. I had a BHS
Board meeting at the cemetery in the early evening, which had been
postponed from last week because of The Storm. But following that, I
met Lisa and Kay at The Rail. Thursdays was always a time for Dave
and Lisa to go to happy hour and there, so we continued the
tradition.
I
honored my regularly scheduled DH schedule on Friday. While I was
doing that, Lisa and Donna went to a movie at the community center
near MP. Then, they met me at The 90 for a drink and sandwich.
That's a tradition that is on-going, and it was fun to have Lisa with
us again for that.
Here's
photos of some places we ate:
Crystal Beer Parlor |
with bartender / friend, Kathy, at the Rail |
at The 90 |
at the Pirates' House |
Saturday,
Donna had found that there would be a free Art Walk in several
galleries and shops in the historic area, so we decided that sounded
like fun. We went to the River Street Inn to begin the walk, and
then visited a few of the places that they had talked about before
they set us free to roam the city streets. It was interesting. None
of us bought anything, but it was fun to see all the art. We went to
the Pirates' House for dinner – very good, and a nice thing to do
with Lisa while she's visiting Savannah.
Sunday,
Opening Day for the NFL (if you don't count last Thursday, and I'm
sure Cam Newton doesn't want to count it). Of course, since it was
the Second Sunday, I had to give a tour at BC. I'm pretty sure Lisa
was glad I didn't drag her to Coach's with me for the first half of
the Bills game. I have to say I wasn't surprised by the outcome
(although I didn't really expect it to be so close), but some other
games this week did surprise me.
Although
it may seem as if we did a lot and went a lot of places, for the most
part I bored Lisa and made her watch a lot of tennis, and some
football. We also spent a lot of time at the pool, swimming,
talking, relaxing.
Donna, Lisa & me at the MP pool |
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ReplyDeleteThere are always so many things going on to see and do in Savannah. I am glad Lisa was able to return to visit y'all. I hope to come visit this winter again!
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