Elkmont, Alabama
Weather: low 27 degrees, high 56 degrees, clear skies
After spending yesterday at home, Carolyn's vertigo subsided enough that she felt like getting out and about. We talked about what to do, and decided to take a trip down to the Hartselle area to see how that little town has changed since we were last there about 22 years ago. Two words sum up the change: a lot.
The last time we were in Hartselle, the population of the sleepy little town was about 6,000 people. Now, 22 years later, it has more than doubled to about 14,000. The town is benefiting from the overall growth of the towns of Huntsville and Decatur, and even appears to be adding some light industry to the other mixes of occupations.
Hartselle was formed in 1870, being named after one of the founders. The founding of the town was in conjunction with the arrival of the railroad. As we drove down the center of the older part of town, we were struck by the fact that most of the downtown storefronts are occupied, unlike many places we have been. Outside the downtown, most of the growth seems to be along US 31.
Eventually, we decided to drive west from Hartselle, and ended up north of there in the little town of Priceville. This little town is located in the hills just to the southeast of Decatur. The scenery in this area is very pretty, and looks like a good place to live. It is convenient to Decatur and Huntsville, and is primarily a bedroom community of about 1,600 people.
To give an idea how well the area of Hartselle and Priceville is doing, their unemployment rate is only 4.1%. Impressive, in this time of recession.
By the time we were finished looking around Priceville, I decided to head home so Carolyn wouldn't get so tired, which makes her vertigo worse. It was a great ride through some beautiful country, and brought back some good memories.
When we got back home, we rested for about an hour. Then, I decided to check up on some suspicious water that I saw in the basement yesterday. It appeared that water ran across the floor of the basement from the plumbing in that area. When I took everything out of the basement, I found that there was a small 6" by 6" puddle in the center of the basement. I opened the panels covering the plumbing, and found no signs of leakage. It may be that when it rained a couple of days ago that some rain might have gotten in around the basement door on the road side of the RV. I felt good that I couldn't find any sign of leakage, but I'll keep an eye on the area for a few days.
While I was working outside, I used the air compressor to blow out the electric heaters we use for extra heat. Over a period of time, the heaters will collect dust inside the fans and heating coils. Removing the dust helps the heaters work better, and probably helps them last longer. It's like the old saying, "An apple a day....". Take care of your equipment, and it will take care of you.
More later, be safe.
Today's Town - Hartselle, Alabama: The City of Southern Hospitality
Not all who wander are lost.
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Enjoying The Cold
Elkmont, Alabama
Weather: low 27 degrees, high 47 degrees, clear skies
Brrrr! It just about got too cold last night. There was a heavy frost when we woke up, and we didn't get out until almost noon. Colder weather is expected tonight, when the low is forecast to be about 24 degrees. Again, brrrrrr!
The cold weather helped us decide to stay home all day to give Carolyn's vertigo a chance to subside. We did go down to the local grocery store late in the afternoon to pick up a few groceries. Using the local grocery store was a lot better than driving in to Athens and fighting the traffic on the streets and in the store aisles at the WalMart Mall. And, the prices were comparable, especially when I didn't have to drive ten miles one way.
Other than going to the grocery store, I watched a lot of college football. Carolyn got a little involved in a couple of the games, but only because she was rooting for the underdogs. She usually doesn't watch Florida games because she says every time she watches, they mess up. Believe me, they can mess up plenty with out her causing them to do it.
We don't expect to leave here until Friday, which means we have about five more days to enjoy the great weather (except for the cold) and beautiful countryside. When we leave, we're not sure whether we'll go down to Bay City, Texas to visit our daughter Lori and her family, or go to Glen Rose, Texas first to get our yearly physicals out of the way. We'll make the decision when I call our doctor on Monday to see when our appointments will take place. We would rather go to Glen Rose first, and then spend the Thanksgiving holiday with Lori in Bay City. While in Bay City, we'll also get our dental checkups done. Whew! That sounds like a lot to do. One thing at a time.
More later, be safe.
Today's Town - Anniston, Alabama: The Model City
Not all who wander are lost.
Weather: low 27 degrees, high 47 degrees, clear skies
Brrrr! It just about got too cold last night. There was a heavy frost when we woke up, and we didn't get out until almost noon. Colder weather is expected tonight, when the low is forecast to be about 24 degrees. Again, brrrrrr!
The cold weather helped us decide to stay home all day to give Carolyn's vertigo a chance to subside. We did go down to the local grocery store late in the afternoon to pick up a few groceries. Using the local grocery store was a lot better than driving in to Athens and fighting the traffic on the streets and in the store aisles at the WalMart Mall. And, the prices were comparable, especially when I didn't have to drive ten miles one way.
Other than going to the grocery store, I watched a lot of college football. Carolyn got a little involved in a couple of the games, but only because she was rooting for the underdogs. She usually doesn't watch Florida games because she says every time she watches, they mess up. Believe me, they can mess up plenty with out her causing them to do it.
We don't expect to leave here until Friday, which means we have about five more days to enjoy the great weather (except for the cold) and beautiful countryside. When we leave, we're not sure whether we'll go down to Bay City, Texas to visit our daughter Lori and her family, or go to Glen Rose, Texas first to get our yearly physicals out of the way. We'll make the decision when I call our doctor on Monday to see when our appointments will take place. We would rather go to Glen Rose first, and then spend the Thanksgiving holiday with Lori in Bay City. While in Bay City, we'll also get our dental checkups done. Whew! That sounds like a lot to do. One thing at a time.
More later, be safe.
Today's Town - Anniston, Alabama: The Model City
Not all who wander are lost.
Friday, November 5, 2010
Aborted Trip To The Mall
Elkmont, Alabama
Weather: low 38 degrees, high 46 degrees, cloudy, rain on and off all day
Did you note the weather for the day? Cold, windy, wet, threats of sleet and the isolated snow flake. Even though it's still officially the fall season, it feels like winter to this thin blooded southern boy!
I had a couple of errands to do away from the RV this morning, but I waited until 0900 hours to get started. It's a little difficult for me to get out bright and early when it's as wet and cold as it felt now that I'm not working. In case anyone was wondering where Carolyn was during my chores, she played smart and stayed at home, cozy and warm.
I needed to buy diesel while I was gone, and it just happened that the rain was falling about as hard as it did all day. The pump was under a shelter, but with the wind blowing, I might as well have been out in the open. By getting behind the pump, I managed to stay partly dry.
I got home about 1100 hours, just in time for Carolyn to say that she was ready to go do something. Well, okay. What did she want to do? She said she didn't care, she would leave it up to me. I had the bright idea of going over to the mall (the real mall, not the WalMart Mall) in Huntsville. She had mentioned earlier in the week that she would like to go.
We took off on the back roads over to Madison because I felt the traffic would be less. I was right about lighter traffic on the back roads. It's just too bad that I couldn't get to the mall using all back roads. When we got to US 72, the traffic increased dramatically. A mile later, we were at a dead stop on the highway, only moving about ten feet every minute. We think a traffic light was malfunctioning between us and the mall, which was still about five miles away. After about 30 minutes, both of us said the heck with this. At the first chance, we turned around and headed back toward Athens. Suddenly, traffic was lighter.
Let's face it, folks. I'm retired and I don't have to sit in traffic jams if I don't want to. And I don't want to. Neither does Carolyn.
As we were driving into Athens, we realized that we were getting hungry. Lunchtime had arrived. As we drove along, we kept our eyes open for a place to stop. We wanted something a little different, and both of us noticed a new deli that just opened in the Publix shopping center. We went into Sweet Peppers Deli, and were we wowed! Great service, very good food, good environment. Carolyn had the Cuban Panini, while I had the Reuben sandwich. I like sauerkraut! Both of us had a side order of potato salad. The sandwiches were large enough that we were able to only eat half of them for lunch, so I guess you know what we had for supper.
After leaving the deli with appetites satisfied, Carolyn wanted to take a ride west on US 72 to Rogersville, a little town of about 1,200 people. It had been about 15 years since we had been there, and we were surprised at the amount of growth that has taken place. I guess we should have been aware that the growth was going on since this north Alabama area is about the only place we have seen in our travels over the last couple of years where business still seems to be doing well. It's almost like they don't know a recession has hit the country.
By the time we had looked around Rogersville, Carolyn was ready to go home. She was not having problems with her vertigo, and didn't want to tempt the vertigo gods. By the time we got home, it was time to do some heavy duty meditation for me, while Carolyn took a nap.
It was a good day, even with the weather like it was.
More later, be safe.
Today's Town - Rogersville, Alabama: Shop…. Fish…. Eat…. Live!
Not all who wander are lost.
Weather: low 38 degrees, high 46 degrees, cloudy, rain on and off all day
Did you note the weather for the day? Cold, windy, wet, threats of sleet and the isolated snow flake. Even though it's still officially the fall season, it feels like winter to this thin blooded southern boy!
I had a couple of errands to do away from the RV this morning, but I waited until 0900 hours to get started. It's a little difficult for me to get out bright and early when it's as wet and cold as it felt now that I'm not working. In case anyone was wondering where Carolyn was during my chores, she played smart and stayed at home, cozy and warm.
I needed to buy diesel while I was gone, and it just happened that the rain was falling about as hard as it did all day. The pump was under a shelter, but with the wind blowing, I might as well have been out in the open. By getting behind the pump, I managed to stay partly dry.
I got home about 1100 hours, just in time for Carolyn to say that she was ready to go do something. Well, okay. What did she want to do? She said she didn't care, she would leave it up to me. I had the bright idea of going over to the mall (the real mall, not the WalMart Mall) in Huntsville. She had mentioned earlier in the week that she would like to go.
We took off on the back roads over to Madison because I felt the traffic would be less. I was right about lighter traffic on the back roads. It's just too bad that I couldn't get to the mall using all back roads. When we got to US 72, the traffic increased dramatically. A mile later, we were at a dead stop on the highway, only moving about ten feet every minute. We think a traffic light was malfunctioning between us and the mall, which was still about five miles away. After about 30 minutes, both of us said the heck with this. At the first chance, we turned around and headed back toward Athens. Suddenly, traffic was lighter.
Let's face it, folks. I'm retired and I don't have to sit in traffic jams if I don't want to. And I don't want to. Neither does Carolyn.
As we were driving into Athens, we realized that we were getting hungry. Lunchtime had arrived. As we drove along, we kept our eyes open for a place to stop. We wanted something a little different, and both of us noticed a new deli that just opened in the Publix shopping center. We went into Sweet Peppers Deli, and were we wowed! Great service, very good food, good environment. Carolyn had the Cuban Panini, while I had the Reuben sandwich. I like sauerkraut! Both of us had a side order of potato salad. The sandwiches were large enough that we were able to only eat half of them for lunch, so I guess you know what we had for supper.
After leaving the deli with appetites satisfied, Carolyn wanted to take a ride west on US 72 to Rogersville, a little town of about 1,200 people. It had been about 15 years since we had been there, and we were surprised at the amount of growth that has taken place. I guess we should have been aware that the growth was going on since this north Alabama area is about the only place we have seen in our travels over the last couple of years where business still seems to be doing well. It's almost like they don't know a recession has hit the country.
By the time we had looked around Rogersville, Carolyn was ready to go home. She was not having problems with her vertigo, and didn't want to tempt the vertigo gods. By the time we got home, it was time to do some heavy duty meditation for me, while Carolyn took a nap.
It was a good day, even with the weather like it was.
More later, be safe.
Today's Town - Rogersville, Alabama: Shop…. Fish…. Eat…. Live!
Not all who wander are lost.
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Rock
Elkmont, Alabama
Weather: low 48 degrees, high 58 degrees, clear to cloudy skies, breezy
Winter is about to arrive here, with the lows forecast to be in the low 30s tonight, and mid 20s the next three nights. Knowing the expected change in the weather, I decided to get an empty propane bottle filled when we were in Ardmore today. Bring the cold weather on! We're ready!!
Speaking of being in Ardmore (again), we were on a gravel road composed of mostly crushed stone. About halfway down the road, we started hearing an awful screeching coming from the left front wheel. As soon as I heard the noise, I knew that a rock had gotten lodged between the brake rotor and brake drum, producing a sound that sounded like an owl being strangled. As soon as we got back to Ardmore, I stopped at a tire store, where they removed the tire and found the rock. With a total stop of ten minutes, the noise was gone, with no damage. Whew!
We did not realize it, but Ardmore is not that far from the mountains in south central Tennessee. In fact, the mountains (high hills?) stand out well on the eastern horizon, and present quite a view. We like the mountains as long as Carolyn is not having problems with vertigo, so today wasn't a good to go explore roads that go up and down and all around. Instead, we looked around the country just north of Ardmore in Tennessee, finding some very nice countryside, along with the views of hills, valleys, and rivers. Nice country.
By the time we made it back home, Carolyn was just about at her limit with vertigo. The rest of the day was spent with her resting her eyes and me doing whatever needed doing.
More later, be safe.
Today's Town - Dothan, Alabama: Meeting The Challenge, Shaping The Future
Not all who wander are lost.
Weather: low 48 degrees, high 58 degrees, clear to cloudy skies, breezy
Winter is about to arrive here, with the lows forecast to be in the low 30s tonight, and mid 20s the next three nights. Knowing the expected change in the weather, I decided to get an empty propane bottle filled when we were in Ardmore today. Bring the cold weather on! We're ready!!
Speaking of being in Ardmore (again), we were on a gravel road composed of mostly crushed stone. About halfway down the road, we started hearing an awful screeching coming from the left front wheel. As soon as I heard the noise, I knew that a rock had gotten lodged between the brake rotor and brake drum, producing a sound that sounded like an owl being strangled. As soon as we got back to Ardmore, I stopped at a tire store, where they removed the tire and found the rock. With a total stop of ten minutes, the noise was gone, with no damage. Whew!
We did not realize it, but Ardmore is not that far from the mountains in south central Tennessee. In fact, the mountains (high hills?) stand out well on the eastern horizon, and present quite a view. We like the mountains as long as Carolyn is not having problems with vertigo, so today wasn't a good to go explore roads that go up and down and all around. Instead, we looked around the country just north of Ardmore in Tennessee, finding some very nice countryside, along with the views of hills, valleys, and rivers. Nice country.
By the time we made it back home, Carolyn was just about at her limit with vertigo. The rest of the day was spent with her resting her eyes and me doing whatever needed doing.
More later, be safe.
Today's Town - Dothan, Alabama: Meeting The Challenge, Shaping The Future
Not all who wander are lost.
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Rain
Elkmont, Alabama
Weather: low 48 degrees, high 55 degrees, cloudy with rain most of the day
For some reason, I woke at 0130 hours this morning, and thought it was time to get up. It was quite a surprise when I turned the light on and saw that the time was so early. It didn't take me long to get a drink of water and get back under the covers. Carolyn got up at 0430 hours, which woke me up. The next thing I knew, it was almost 0700 hours as I finally crawled out of the bed. The sleeping was not bad for someone getting up at the wrong time.
It rained on and off all night, and then the rain set in for most of the day after daylight. By 0930 hours, we were getting a little restless, so we decided to drive in to Athens to check out the local library for used books. When we lived here back in the 1980s, we made good use of the library, and it looks as though demand has grown so much that they have purchased the old Kroger's store building for a new library. The new building should give them about three times the space, which is good for a growing area. I lucked out and found four books to read, as well as two magazines for Carolyn. Good hunting!
When we finished at the library, we went out to visit my sister Judy and her husband Roger. They thought we had already moved on, and we assured them that we were going to be here a little longer. Now, if it gets much colder than it is now, all bets are off.
After a good visit with Judy and Roger, we decided to take a drive in the northwest section of the county. About the time we started, a steady rain began, and it rained on us for the entire ride. The countryside still looks good, even with the rain, but eventually we grew tired of trying to look through the rain and clouds. By the time we got home, Carolyn was having a bad vertigo attack, so we stayed home and acted like old folks the rest of the day.
Carolyn allowed me to prepare supper tonight, since she was still a little unsteady. I think I did well, and I guess the proof is in the fact that she ate and said it was good. Maybe she'll let me do more.
More later, be safe.
Today's Town - Lakeway, Texas: Community Becoming Family
Not all who wander are lost.
Weather: low 48 degrees, high 55 degrees, cloudy with rain most of the day
For some reason, I woke at 0130 hours this morning, and thought it was time to get up. It was quite a surprise when I turned the light on and saw that the time was so early. It didn't take me long to get a drink of water and get back under the covers. Carolyn got up at 0430 hours, which woke me up. The next thing I knew, it was almost 0700 hours as I finally crawled out of the bed. The sleeping was not bad for someone getting up at the wrong time.
It rained on and off all night, and then the rain set in for most of the day after daylight. By 0930 hours, we were getting a little restless, so we decided to drive in to Athens to check out the local library for used books. When we lived here back in the 1980s, we made good use of the library, and it looks as though demand has grown so much that they have purchased the old Kroger's store building for a new library. The new building should give them about three times the space, which is good for a growing area. I lucked out and found four books to read, as well as two magazines for Carolyn. Good hunting!
When we finished at the library, we went out to visit my sister Judy and her husband Roger. They thought we had already moved on, and we assured them that we were going to be here a little longer. Now, if it gets much colder than it is now, all bets are off.
After a good visit with Judy and Roger, we decided to take a drive in the northwest section of the county. About the time we started, a steady rain began, and it rained on us for the entire ride. The countryside still looks good, even with the rain, but eventually we grew tired of trying to look through the rain and clouds. By the time we got home, Carolyn was having a bad vertigo attack, so we stayed home and acted like old folks the rest of the day.
Carolyn allowed me to prepare supper tonight, since she was still a little unsteady. I think I did well, and I guess the proof is in the fact that she ate and said it was good. Maybe she'll let me do more.
More later, be safe.
Today's Town - Lakeway, Texas: Community Becoming Family
Not all who wander are lost.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Fayetteville, Tennessee
Elkmont, Alabama
Weather: low 48 degrees, high 67 degrees, cloudy skies, light sprinkles late in the evening
It's getting easier and easier to get a late start. We didn't get out and about this morning until after 1000 hours, and I could have waited until after lunch. However, rain was expected to move into the area, and I would rather be at home when the rain arrives.
The first part of our day was spent looking around in Toney and Hazel Green, both of which are little bedroom communities north of Huntsville. Eventually, we got tired of seeing row upon row of houses, cotton fields, and farm machinery. We decided to head up toward Fayetteville, located about ten miles inside Tennessee.
Almost as soon as we crossed the state line into Tennessee, the terrain changed to steeper hills and deeper valleys. We like that kind of countryside, so we enjoyed seeing the new territory. Fayetteville is the county seat of Lincoln County, and has a population of about 7,000 people. The town was founded in 1809, so it has a little history behind it. Here's what the downtown area looks like.
A visit to a county seat wouldn't be complete without a picture of the old courthouse.
An interesting fact I found was that the Lincoln County process is used in making Tennessee whiskey. The Jack Daniels distillery was located in the county until the county lines were re-drawn and Moore County was created, with the distillery located in Lynchburg in Moore County.
By the time we finished driving around Fayetteville, it was time for lunch, which was Arby's sandwiches. Then we started back home, going by way of Ardmore. We didn't make it home until after 1500 hours, which made it time for some meditation.
After supper, we spent the rest of the evening watching the election returns. Very interesting developments going on.
More later, be safe.
Today's Town - Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow
Not all who wander are lost.
Weather: low 48 degrees, high 67 degrees, cloudy skies, light sprinkles late in the evening
It's getting easier and easier to get a late start. We didn't get out and about this morning until after 1000 hours, and I could have waited until after lunch. However, rain was expected to move into the area, and I would rather be at home when the rain arrives.
The first part of our day was spent looking around in Toney and Hazel Green, both of which are little bedroom communities north of Huntsville. Eventually, we got tired of seeing row upon row of houses, cotton fields, and farm machinery. We decided to head up toward Fayetteville, located about ten miles inside Tennessee.
Almost as soon as we crossed the state line into Tennessee, the terrain changed to steeper hills and deeper valleys. We like that kind of countryside, so we enjoyed seeing the new territory. Fayetteville is the county seat of Lincoln County, and has a population of about 7,000 people. The town was founded in 1809, so it has a little history behind it. Here's what the downtown area looks like.
A visit to a county seat wouldn't be complete without a picture of the old courthouse.
An interesting fact I found was that the Lincoln County process is used in making Tennessee whiskey. The Jack Daniels distillery was located in the county until the county lines were re-drawn and Moore County was created, with the distillery located in Lynchburg in Moore County.
By the time we finished driving around Fayetteville, it was time for lunch, which was Arby's sandwiches. Then we started back home, going by way of Ardmore. We didn't make it home until after 1500 hours, which made it time for some meditation.
After supper, we spent the rest of the evening watching the election returns. Very interesting developments going on.
More later, be safe.
Today's Town - Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow
Not all who wander are lost.
Monday, November 1, 2010
More Looking
Elkmont, Alabama
Weather: low 42 degrees, high 72 degrees, mostly clear skies
Carolyn was still a little under the weather with her latest bout of vertigo, so I decided to get out a little and just look around the area. By chance, I ended up in the Ardmore area again. I'm not sure what it is about that area that draws me, other than the scenic beauty and the small town feeling that we like so much.
While I was looking around, I happened to find the library. We're getting a little low on books to read, so I pulled in to see if they had any used books they wanted to sell. It just so happened that they did, and I was fortunate enough to find four books, for which I was charged a grand total of $0.80. You can't beat those prices, and one of the books was a hardback.
By the time I made it back home, it was lunchtime. Remember Carolyn said I had an uncanny sense of when to be home to eat meals? That sense paid off again today, as she was heating lunch up as I walked in the door.
After eating lunch, I got so tired that I needed some meditation. At this point in my life, I try not to miss a chance at meditation, and I didn't miss it today.
When the meditation was finished, Carolyn wanted to go look around a little. That meant she was feeling better, but I wanted to make sure she didn't start feeling the vertigo again. Instead of taking off on a long trip around north Alabama, I drove over to the eastern part of Limestone County, which Elkmont and Athens are in. That part of the county has seen tremendous growth since we moved away from here in 1990. That growth is probably due to the nearness of Madison and Huntsville, and Limestone County has become the basic bedroom community.
During our drive, we noticed that two different people were growing mustard greens and turnip greens, which they were giving away free to people who wanted to go and pick them. We may take them up on some of those greens, since both of us like fresh garden greens.
Normally, we don't like to shop for groceries on the weekends or late in the afternoon because of crowded stores. Unfortunately, we needed a few things from the WalMart Mall in Athens, so we bit the bullet and went as we started home. Carolyn went with me for a change, and of course it took about twice as long. She likes to take her time, while I go get what I'm after and leave. About an hour later, we were headed home.
By the time we got home, it was late enough for supper. Carolyn prepared some hot dogs, and we watched the news while eating. Hot dogs and the news: sounds like a sure fire recipe for heartburn.
More later, be safe.
Today's Town - Ardmore, Alabama: Crepe Myrtle Capital Of Alabama
Not all who wander are lost.
Weather: low 42 degrees, high 72 degrees, mostly clear skies
Carolyn was still a little under the weather with her latest bout of vertigo, so I decided to get out a little and just look around the area. By chance, I ended up in the Ardmore area again. I'm not sure what it is about that area that draws me, other than the scenic beauty and the small town feeling that we like so much.
While I was looking around, I happened to find the library. We're getting a little low on books to read, so I pulled in to see if they had any used books they wanted to sell. It just so happened that they did, and I was fortunate enough to find four books, for which I was charged a grand total of $0.80. You can't beat those prices, and one of the books was a hardback.
By the time I made it back home, it was lunchtime. Remember Carolyn said I had an uncanny sense of when to be home to eat meals? That sense paid off again today, as she was heating lunch up as I walked in the door.
After eating lunch, I got so tired that I needed some meditation. At this point in my life, I try not to miss a chance at meditation, and I didn't miss it today.
When the meditation was finished, Carolyn wanted to go look around a little. That meant she was feeling better, but I wanted to make sure she didn't start feeling the vertigo again. Instead of taking off on a long trip around north Alabama, I drove over to the eastern part of Limestone County, which Elkmont and Athens are in. That part of the county has seen tremendous growth since we moved away from here in 1990. That growth is probably due to the nearness of Madison and Huntsville, and Limestone County has become the basic bedroom community.
During our drive, we noticed that two different people were growing mustard greens and turnip greens, which they were giving away free to people who wanted to go and pick them. We may take them up on some of those greens, since both of us like fresh garden greens.
Normally, we don't like to shop for groceries on the weekends or late in the afternoon because of crowded stores. Unfortunately, we needed a few things from the WalMart Mall in Athens, so we bit the bullet and went as we started home. Carolyn went with me for a change, and of course it took about twice as long. She likes to take her time, while I go get what I'm after and leave. About an hour later, we were headed home.
By the time we got home, it was late enough for supper. Carolyn prepared some hot dogs, and we watched the news while eating. Hot dogs and the news: sounds like a sure fire recipe for heartburn.
More later, be safe.
Today's Town - Ardmore, Alabama: Crepe Myrtle Capital Of Alabama
Not all who wander are lost.
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