Monday's Weekend Recap...

 

I saw Helen on Friday.  It wasn't a great visit, nor a bad one

but she was sweet when I said I had to leave. This photo was

taken in her room.  She did let me take her there

so we could visit a bit more.  

She usually doesn't want to go to her room.

On Saturday, I picked up my friend, Wilma, and we drove down to Punta Gorda to meet up with my granddaughter, Lauren, for lunch at the Captain's Table in Fisherman's Village.  The waitress took this picture, which turned out bad because of the glare through the window.  We had a delicious lunch and it was great catching up with Lauren.  I hadn't seen her since April!  We won't let that much time go before we do this again!

Outside the window, the people left this table and the birds

descended.  It was salad in the bowl so they didn't stay long

when they figured out it wasn't for them!

A waiter told us that the sunken sailboat has been there in the bay

for a couple of months.  The owner died (not on the boat) and the boat

passed to the city of Punta Gorda.  The city hasn't gotten around to

hauling the boat out, so there it remains for diners to ask questions about.

My lovely granddaughter, Lauren.

My friend, Wilma, and I.

And Lauren and I...

Our Sunday School started back yesterday so I had to adjust my alarm for Sunday morning.  We are still studying Romans.  It was communion Sunday for us and we commissioned our two men who are leaving tomorrow with the Crates for Ukraine.  

Yesterday afternoon, Vinny and I got a visitor named Casper.  He is an orange tabby cat who looks like Vinny's brother.  Casper's human mom passed away and his remaining family needed to find him a home.  Casper is seven years old.  Vinny is interested.  Casper is terrified and hiding under my bed.  I don't have a picture yet because of that.  We are going to see if we can make this relationship work.  I will keep you posted!!

Peace & hugs!

“One cat just leads to another.” – Ernest Hemingway