@sheba2011

I am OK today. Need to figure out what actually made me pass out. Have a feeling it could have been a number of things including the Rehab food. I stayed in yesterday and slept most of the day. Ordered a few things from Sam’s Club. Hate standing in line for check out. I have used their self service, but sometimes that is a hold up as well.

I will be making a stop at Culver’s for their homemade iced custard. Hubby does enjoy this and with the temps in the low to mid 70s today it will be a good treat. The Farmer’s Market makes their own as well. However, by the time I reach the rehab it becomes a drink. They also do not have hot fudge for a topping.

I will start on our taxes beginning of next week. I have one loose end to do on line and that should be the end of everything. I hope.

We had some much needed rain and more expected this afternoon. It will not be enough for our drought situation, but every little bit will help. Hope you all have a great day and then some. Rain is expected this evening. Have umbrella, will walk between the droplets, if possible.

@taci

Hi. I loved going to the Boardwalk in New London, Ct.. Also liked the area for changing from street clothes to a bathing suit. The Boardwalk had many delights. Ice cream (some soft served), a take out food area and on the other side the famous Merry-Go Round and the Dodgem Cars. Both places I thoroughly enjoyed. While dating hubby we used to walk to the other side to play mini golf and in the winter played the Arcade games. Some were free due to the offseason. For some reason he always let me win. LOL.. The parking lot was always full and there was never a charge to spend the day at the beach. Of course, today, it will cost you to park there. The beach was always full. The sand always hot to the bottom of your feet. The ocean always cold until you got used to it. As you meandered to the right you had huge rocks with mussels attached. The other side was for the people who lived in Waterford, Ct.. Many years later this spot became the venue for “Summer Music” on Thursdays. It was always something to look forward to. Bring a blanket or quilt and lay it on the ground and begin your own picnic. Sometimes we would bring a bottle of wine ,other times a soft drink. We met Yoyo Ma during intermission. Harry Belafonte (my favorite and still is), Canadian Brass. Empire Brass (another favorite). Rolf Smedvig started this group and today he is still my favorite horn player. His feeling for the composers really shines through. He doesn’t just play the notes, he feels them. These just to name a few. It was loads of fun and you had a choice. You could remain on the grounds or go into the tent for the show. We did both.