So we went to little ELMIRA store and cafe. For years I heard how good there hamburger are. But I'm a difficult person to please when it comes to burgers.For me they can be difficult to digest. They set in my stomach like a rock
As we're setting and having lunch. When I was done. I went and paid for my fish and chips. Which was very good.
I went and use the bathroom. Told them I want to go out and take photo of the place.
But I believe but can't prove it. Liz was trying to cheat the waitress out of some money. She tried to tell the girl she gave her $40.00. Well a lease this waitress was on the ball.
Take care and keep the mental ill on even footing can be a challenge in it self. We stop by and look at this old place.
So we were real close to McArthur Cemetery. I don't recall who first brought to my attention but this cemetery like most other. The dead isn't buried east and west. There just sort scatted in groupings.
I was told graves was laid out this way for the return of Jesus. But not all culture PRACTICE THIS. If you read this some people are buried up side down
Also at Dustin grave was quite a few things used as maker.
Well I did put a letter in mail box and actual there was quite a few item in mail box, not all letters.
She told me to say "Hi" to Jim.
Breakfast consist of french toast and 2 slice of bacon.
For naughty food to oreo cookies, brownie crumb, a maple bar.
When we was at Faith she gave me a start to her rhubarb plant and it was planted on the south side of the place.
Coffee is on
You have more patience than I. As much as you've told us about Liz - my BP couldn't handle her. That is an interesting cemetery. I like the mail box idea. I wish I could grow rhubarb here, just too hot I guess. I tried and my plants did not survive.
ReplyDeleteI've been noticing lately how many random, roadside cemeteries there are in Maine. It may be just a few graves or something bigger but there are a lot of them.
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Best way to get a good hamburger is to make your own.
ReplyDeleteSJ..Liz is nothing compare to Donna. She would seat on her make believe throne. Snap her fingers at me as she was important and point to what she every wanted. Plus she would play games with my progress notes which is part of my time card....Last time I heard about Donna her last care giver and she had an out...Donna would whistle at her.
ReplyDeleteKaren...There cemetery around here also I never heard or been to.
Bill..Your right about the hamburger.
Sounds like Liz really keeps you busy. I love old cemeteries especially since I started working on my family tree and discovered lots of my ancestors are buried in these teeny tiny cemeteries nearby.
ReplyDeleteMM I also do genealogy
ReplyDeleteVery interesting photos of the cemetery. I like the mailbox.
ReplyDeleteOf course Liz tried to cheat your server. That one is trouble. (I'm not fond of burgers, either. I prefer turkey burgers if I can find them.)
ReplyDeletei find the secret to good digestion is always drink boiling hot water with a meal. one night when i was cleaning greasy dishes i pictured greasy food in my stomach and realized that if hot water melts grease on dishes it would do the same in my stomach.
ReplyDeletei now never drink cold water.
I had a rhubarb plant in my back yard last year but it didn't come up this year.
ReplyDeleteI won't say anything about hamburger or bacon because it's just naggy anyway.
You have a ton of patience to do what you do. More than I do.
ReplyDeleteBoy, that Liz... I don't know how you do it Dora. I'd take anyone, everyone BUT her out n' about. - As for burgers, it is difficult to find a good burger. I like mine with the horns knocked off and a whisper of a moo still coming from it! I throw it on the grill, get it barely brown on one side, flip it over, throw some cheese on it. When the cheese melts I pull it off. Nice n' rare. :) - I would love to have some rhubarb here but I'm in an apt. and I don't know if you can do rhubarb on the patio in a container. Spreads too much I think.
ReplyDeleteI love old cemeteries, too. I've visited some in the Southern States, and one in Brooklyn (I blogged about that in April) but, strangely, never one where I live. As for your mentally ill clients - you are quite a person - you have a lot to be admired for. I could never do it. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
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