Lazy Day

Yesterday was a lazy day without much going on. Jim made a late breakfast and it started getting warm. We have been blanketed with cold and or wet weather for the last couple of weeks. Been filling up that old propane tank a lot lately. Luckily there is a place in town that only charges $15 for the 30 pound tank.

Oh, here is a picture of Jim watching the tv show "Chuck" with those 3-D glasses the Monday after Super Bowl. Isn't he cute? I remember going to the movies in the 50s to see early 3-D movies. Only then the glasses had one red lense and the other was green to get the 3-D affect. At this year's Super Bowl they had that 3-D commercial and without the glasses you couldn't tell any difference. In the "old days" without the special glasses you saw two distinct images - one outlined in green and one outlined in red. It was pretty funny looking. I started knitting a hat for a chemo patient that goes to the same place for treatment as my buddy, Lory Sanchez. For my knitting friends it is made of Lamb's Pride yarn in a varigated of browns and blacks. So I went outside and knitted under the awning and read some in a mystery book. Our neighbors, Dick and Carol were out and about so we kibbets with them some while Dick cleaned the roof of his MH (motorhome).

The sunscreen DEFROSTED finally and we needed it with temps up to 76 degrees. I got rosie shoulders and neck. THIS is what we came to Florida for - glorious warm weather.

For dinner we grilled some red snapper and Gulf shrimp. That along with a baked potato for Jim and baked sweet potato for me topped with a salad was rather fine. I coaxed Jim to drive to town for ice cream and I made some cookies - made with a cake mix. I added oatmeal, chocolate chips, nuts, and raisins to make them healthy :) Yummy, folks.

Bedtime was early for some reason and here we are up at 4 am to start another day. Today is our last day here in Bushnell as we are moving up to the Ocala area tomorrow for a week. Today being Monday we will go to the famous Webster Flea Market for some fresh produce. Then we'll go to a open house and dinner in Ocala with our friends, Paul and Connie who bought a "sticks and bricks" and will be reverse snowbirds by living in Ocala for the winter and travel in the summer to somewhere cooler. We will miss them on the road!!!

Well, that is our news. So what have you been up to lately?
Remember - you are loved!