Fall foliage

Friday night Abigail played the first volleyball game of the new season.  Chris was in Austin and Kari had something at the church so Joyce kept Rebecca while Abigail and I went to the game.  It was good and dark when we drove to the facility, a place called the Courts of Amarillo (COA) out on the south loop.  It was dark and I was thinking it was dangerous the way the traffic was routed.  That part of the loop is two lane and the speed limit is 70.  With all the cars turning in and out of the COA the chances of someone doing something stupid were high. Continue reading “Fall foliage”

Superhero The Black Widow
Indian summer

In spite of excellent indian summer weather, we had no trick-or-treaters Halloween evening, not even the neighbors.  I would probably have given away every bit of candy we had if this person had shown up on our doorstep demanding treats.Superhero The Black Widow

Joyce and Kari are on a milk fast.  They have been subsisting on nothing but milk for a week now and plan to continue for another week or so.  This is suppose to be good for what ails you.  I’m told there is also a beer fast.  Much as I like beer, I think I would have a hard time drinking a cold one first thing in the morning.  Maybe I could do a half-fast and just drink beer after the sun gets over the yardarm.  Continue reading “Indian summer”

When whoever’s in New England is through with you…

It was late when my plane landed at Bradley Field near Hartford so I didn’t get see any foliage as we flew over the area.  The next morning as I drove to the office it seemed like there wasn’t much color.  To my surprise, the three days I was there there was a tremendous amount of change so that by the time I left the foliage was beautiful under clear, blue skies.  New England is hard to beat this time of year. Continue reading “When whoever’s in New England is through with you…”

No rain

There was good chance of rain Friday night and severe weather, too.  We got neither, unless you call a wetting rain.  I guess I shouldn’t complain.  There was a chance of tornadoes, too. Continue reading “No rain”