Awake: 6:45am Temp 12 sleep 6+35 sunny overnight @ Nicktown.
After our KK meeting & breakfast, Kathy motored to the town of Loretta, (9) miles & had Rob cut her hair for the 2nd time. Oh, my gosh, is my favorite customer leaving me for Rob? Hmm.
I hate to admit it...but Rob does give a good hair cut.
Later, we Skyped Nick & family in Seattle for a good 1 hr, 29 min. A lot of this time was dedicated to his up-to-date renovation plans on his home. Some of you have seen these photos of Nick's plans before so I dare you to find any of the new changes. Use your imagination now; Main floor: Kitchen, dining room, living room, office, bathroom, etc.
Outside, directly across the street is a kindergarten thru 8th grade school. Very convenient!
There are (4) exits on this house; not counting the roof.
I could show more photos but one can certainly get the picture. Our tax prep is finally finished & ready for mailing.
Mid afternoon, K & I visited our house & I took pictures of all (3) bedrooms & the hex,
Guest bed room - cay blue.
Another guest bedroom - aloe.
Master bedroom - cooled blue.
And the hex- bee's wax.
Dinner: New England clam chowder, with sourdough bread.
K & I attended 6:00pm vigil Mass & afterward, we patronized the Nicktown bar & each of us had a beer.
Back @ our M. H., I did my duty & emptied all the de-humidifiers before entering our coach.
Late evening, we finished watching the movie: "Waterloo Bridge" with Mae Clarke, Kent Douglass, (Douglass Montgomery), Doris Lloyd, Frederick Kerr, Enid Bennett, Bette Davis, etc. Excellent early-talkie version of the tearjerker romance made famous in its 1940 remake. Clarke delivers an exceptional performance as an American chorus girl in WWI London, and the film has a grittiness (missing from the remake) that lenient pre-Code standards allowed. One of Davis earliest films. 1931. Beautiful love story but a very sad ending.
Lights out: 12:05am.
After our KK meeting & breakfast, Kathy motored to the town of Loretta, (9) miles & had Rob cut her hair for the 2nd time. Oh, my gosh, is my favorite customer leaving me for Rob? Hmm.
I hate to admit it...but Rob does give a good hair cut. Later, we Skyped Nick & family in Seattle for a good 1 hr, 29 min. A lot of this time was dedicated to his up-to-date renovation plans on his home. Some of you have seen these photos of Nick's plans before so I dare you to find any of the new changes. Use your imagination now; Main floor: Kitchen, dining room, living room, office, bathroom, etc.
Outside, directly across the street is a kindergarten thru 8th grade school. Very convenient!
There are (4) exits on this house; not counting the roof.
I could show more photos but one can certainly get the picture. Our tax prep is finally finished & ready for mailing.
Mid afternoon, K & I visited our house & I took pictures of all (3) bedrooms & the hex,
Guest bed room - cay blue.
Another guest bedroom - aloe.
Master bedroom - cooled blue.
And the hex- bee's wax.
Dinner: New England clam chowder, with sourdough bread. K & I attended 6:00pm vigil Mass & afterward, we patronized the Nicktown bar & each of us had a beer.
Back @ our M. H., I did my duty & emptied all the de-humidifiers before entering our coach.
Late evening, we finished watching the movie: "Waterloo Bridge" with Mae Clarke, Kent Douglass, (Douglass Montgomery), Doris Lloyd, Frederick Kerr, Enid Bennett, Bette Davis, etc. Excellent early-talkie version of the tearjerker romance made famous in its 1940 remake. Clarke delivers an exceptional performance as an American chorus girl in WWI London, and the film has a grittiness (missing from the remake) that lenient pre-Code standards allowed. One of Davis earliest films. 1931. Beautiful love story but a very sad ending.
Lights out: 12:05am.
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