No one
kidnapped me. It was Thursday early evening, the 26th of last month.
We had quite the storm—heavy winds, rain, lightning, and thunder.
Well, we lost power for over 24 hours. But I didn't have internet
until yesterday. The storm damaged it. The company I get my internet
service from has excellent customer service. Plus, the techie person
hooks up with Roko.
On Saturday, the 29th, Murphy and I went
to Spokane for Bart's father-in-law's memorial service. Bart's
parents know how to put on an event. When I go, I want a celebration
like Dave had. I laughed so hard that a few times, I thought I was
going to pee my pants.
I went to the senior center, which
meant Qunella and Lolita were there. We all stayed for art. I still
need to do a little more work on my page. Then I stopped in at
Safeway. They had a few items on sale. Avocados are 77¢each. Then I
stopped at the pharmacy. The person I was by. It smelled so bad.
Coffee is on.
Sounds like you had a really good time. Welcome back!
ReplyDeleteWe hear news about the storm there. Hope you're safe and fine.
ReplyDeleteFunny stories at a funeral can be a great remembrance of the deceased.
ReplyDeleteIt seems like a good sendoff, more like a celebration of life.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a a nice celebration of life
ReplyDeleteI hope you eventually get the send-off you want, but not too soon okay?
ReplyDeleteIt’s amazing how a storm can disrupt everything, but it looks like your internet service came through for you in the end.
ReplyDeleteWe have had a few big storms where trees have come down and pulled the electrical lines. On one occasion we didn’t have power for three or four days.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful memorial.
ReplyDeleteWhile we have plentiful avocados here, you would not believe what they cost. I like memorial and funeral service that can make a laugh with those attending.
ReplyDeleteGood to hear from you, I bet the coffee is better there than here.
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