Well there is no sun out here today as the first tropical storm is heading into the Gulf Of Mexico and the load in at SPC for BridgePoint Church is a wet one; but we got the big truck unloaded and set up with minimal wetness.
Saturday was a mixture of rain and sunshine but with lots of humidity. I'm ready for the mountains. I received a couple pictures from neighbor Gerald who was visiting his cabin next door to mine. Everything looked green and several of the flowers were blooming and of course the grass was knee high. I look forward to the big change we will make in the first week there with manicuring the yards, weeding the flower and veggie gardens. I usually work from sunup to sunset which I love to do and the results are just so satisfying as we once again give thanks for such a great place to go to in the summer months. I love this part of retirement and of course we will visit with all of our mountain friends and church family at Cornerstone.
I did my usual morning routines then headed out to the rec. for two hours of pickle ball play. There were several newbies this Saturday morning with some who were not bad and some who were just brand new and had much to learn; anyhow I worked out and left with a wet shirt around 10'ish. The rec. is closed until Tuesday morning and then we have new hours for us pickle ballers that start at 10:30 instead of 8. I'm an early morning player but we will see how that plays out(no pun intended). We were having the Cool Peoples Club for early afternoon(3:30) get together and then a Mexican supper. Afterwards we played 12 rounds of OH -ell with the newest gal of the gang, Elizabeth winning on the last round. They all left just before dark as the weather had turned to rain and they had an hour's drive back to their place which is two doors down from the Tracy's near Dade City.
Well it wasn't long after they left that we cleaned up and got ready for some horizontal lab ourselves as I had an early morning rise for the load in at the college, LATER
