It was a busy weekend.
Went to Senior Brunch at church Saturday morning,
Where we helped serve the old folks
and I took about 3oo pictures.
We took 15 our year-old niece with us; she helped a lot.
That evening we put niece on the plane home.
Whew!
After returning home,
we anxiously watched the flight status until her plane took off.
Then we got comfortable,
I fixed a fire in the fireplace,
we had a nice long, long talk
then caught up on some long-overdue loving.
Later heated up some leftover homemade lasagna.
Sunday I was a greeter for the 11:00 service.
That day was our new minister's installation,
and I had been asked to take pictures.
Sunday morning I took about 300,
and that afternoon/evening I took another 400,
which made 1,000 in all.
And so after 9 hours on my feet taking pictures,
I was TIRED!
We finally left the church about 7:00,
looking forward to a relaxing evening at home.
But just 4 miles from our exit on I-65
we noticed flashing blue lights up ahead,
and the traffic came to a complete standstill.
This traffic jam would be more interesting
But I digress.
After a little while we saw the Life Flight helicopter coming.
No one could tell what was going on,
although one man said he heard that a semi had flipped over on top of a car.
After 45 minutes the traffic started moving,
and we were able to tell that the problem had been in the southbound lane.
So we got home about 8:15.
I lit a fire, and we watched a little TV.
Saw that my daughter's alma mater, George Mason,
had won its game,
and was now in the Final Four!
At 10 we shuffled off to bed
and promptly fell into a deep sleep,
interrupted only by my alarm going off at 6:00 this morning.
Monday, March 27, 2006
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