1/26/2020

Weekly Update 1/26/2020

It was cold here this week, and I didn’t move much. I only went out to walk once. Monday was a holiday, so City Hall was closed and I didn’t go there. I’m still on “vacation” from DH, so I didn’t do that. I did meet Connie for lunch, and Jane for coffee, and I went to a lecture one evening. One day, I didn’t even get dressed! Lazy lazy!

Although I didn’t do DH on Friday, I did meet Kay at The 90 for a drink. And then I went to see Matilda the Musical at the SCT. As always, they did an amazing job.

Activity picked up on Saturday. After opening BC, I went to a model railroad show and sale – emphasis on SALE. The displays were fun, and I enjoyed seeing it all. After that, I did get out to Lake Mayer and walked for an hour.

In the evening, I went with Kathryn to the coastal heritage Society’s Night at the Museum. That was great! There were impersonators of eight historic Savannah people, who “came alive” and told their stories: Johnny Mercer, a Gullah woman who worked in the canning factory at Pin Point, a Railroad worker, a British Revolutionary War soldier, General Casimir Pulaski, Susie King Taylor, a Civil War Sailor and Alida Harper Fowlkes. I really enjoyed that.

Sunday – and no NFL! What am I supposed to do???

To help ease my transition, I went out to dinner with Beth, Jackie and Kay. I mistakenly thought it was Restaurant Week, and made reservations for us at Vic’s. But the special prices don’t start until next Sunday. We had a delightful meal anyway. And the purpose really is for us to meet is to see each other, not to gorge on food.  It was so very nice.