March 24, 2022

We had a good day and everything worked out just right. I worked both stores, then came home and picked up Kathy for our 3rd Fireside Chat at Compass Inn – Histories and Mysteries of Language. Emily Barth is so passionate and knowledgeable about the origin and evolution of words and language, and makes learning about it very fun. The two hours just fly by.

Emily by the fireside

Before the lecture, though, Kathy and I met Carol, Sue, and Claudia at The Getaway Café, across from the old Ligonier Valley Beach right before Laughlintown. It was a lovely hour and a half of good conversation, good food, and good friends. I had a fish sandwich, and ate half. This is what was left! A huge thanks to Aunt Cordelia for treating me for lunch. It was twice as delicious. Love you!

Sue and Carol on left; Claudia and Kathy on right
Leftover fish

The Café used to to be a type of hardware store, I think, and was a very cool place, with stone walls (inside), metal signs on the wall, and a heart shaped hula-hoop by the entrance. The waitresses were all very nice, as well.

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Gateway Café – website photo
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Inside – website photo
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Hula-hoop heart

After I got home I changed clothes and went for a walk. I haven’t been around the neighborhood for a while and it was good to be outside. I snapped a few photos of evidence of Spring!

Crocus blooming – time for the Crocus Tea!
My favorite neighborhood house – they change the decorations every season/holiday
Daffodils
Forget me nots? I forget!
The birdhouse I brought back from the farm.
Sunset from my back deck

And just a note – today is the anniversary of my friend Gen’s husband Zane’s passing. He is still loved and missed by his family and friends! Thinking of you, Gen, and your family. Love you!

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Gen and Zane – each doing what they love to do!

March 24 – What bones have you broken and how? “I never have broken a bone.” Neither have I!

Yesterday’s vacation destination was Greenland, and the photo posted was the Blue River. It looks so desolate! Here are more photos.

Nuuk
Uunartoq Hot Springs
Northern Lights
Qaqortoq
Ilulisset Icefjord
Tasiilaq 2000 people – most populated city on the eastern coast of Greenland
Abandoned Eskimo settlement

Calendar inspiration – A dependable partner doubles the enjoyment of work and lessens the load.  Thank your coworkers!  (Well, maybe….)

Quote –

Scripture –

Vacation Destination –

Beautiful! Where is this place, and what is a popular activity to do there?

TOMORROW March 25 is:

Tomorrow is also nine months until Christmas Day! I will spend tomorrow getting organized and making my food for Saturday. That will be enough to keep me busy. Have a great day! God bless…

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