Getting back to normal

Saturday, June 27, 2015
Sunday, June 28, 2015

6/27
When I got up this morning, I couldn't find my fellers anywhere.  I finally spotted them across the road fishing!  After I did my weigh-in (and being very happy to weigh exactly the same as last week!), I got dressed and went across the road to find out the plans for the day.  They had already caught EIGHT fish, and didn't really want to stop fishing, but Ron wanted to go shopping with me so that he could get a new battery for his motorcycle, so they gathered everything up and came home to clean the fish and get ready to go shopping.

We stopped at Arby's for a bite of lunch, then went shopping.  It was a very good shopping trip - we got a lot of stuff we have needed, but have been letting go.  We also found the movie Jaws because we had talked about it last night and Corgan has never seen it, so it was perfect timing to find it.  We got home from shopping, put away the perishables, and watched Jaws.  Josh, Chelle, and Jean came in as we were watching the movie, and Josh decided to go fishing instead of watching the movie.  Ron had to go with him, and Chelle chose to go with him.  Jean stayed and watched the movie with Corgan, and I was watching the movie while making supper -- cooking up all those fish.
So we had a nice fishy supper.  Catfish, bass, bluegill, macaroni & cheese, green beans, peas, and tomatoes.  Yummy!
After supper, the guys cut up the fish Josh caught, and then, since it was windy and rainy, we played a board game instead of having a fire.  We had fun!


6/28
Sunday.  Church and lunch.  More shopping.
After church, we had lunch at Frisch's with our friends John and Beverly, then we went to Walgreen's, Jungle Jim's (we bought ribs for our big cookout next weekend!), then back to WalMart for gasoline and the groceries we forgot yesterday.

We went to the Dairy Isle and got ice cream (dip cones) to celebrate the last day of his vacation.

Then home so Ron could mow and charge the motorcycle battery he bought yesterday.


Back to the real world tomorrow.  Yay, us!