Sunday 10/6 -Thursday 10/10/02
Day 38-42 / Day 11-15 of 3rd leg
Day 38-42 / Day 11-15 of 3rd leg
No Entries (yikes! I lost the habit)
Friday 10/11/02
Day Forty-three / Day 16 of 3rd leg
Day Forty-three / Day 16 of 3rd leg
Brief recap of previous days not journaled:
Sleeping in – and I mean in – running
errands, personal business, library, daydreaming, watching the news (getting
concerned for the people in Virginia & Maryland re: the sniper shootings)
Tuesday the 8th was my 38th
birthday. David woke me up with a homemade German Chocolate Cake alight with
candles, and a song! Opened Dad & Elsie’s package and found a beautiful
blue sweater that fits perfectly. Since the weather bode well, we went to the
Woodland Park Zoo as planned, and had a great time walking (& walking
& walking) around & looking at the whole collection--except the insect
hut… Some of the exhibits are spectacular examples of a natural setting,
especially the orangutan enclosure. Got some nice pictures, and took a “movie”
of the noisy tiger.
That evening, we had 6:30 reservations at *Salty’s
(Redondo). I had my favorite cocktail *(Very Berry Stoli) followed by an
excellent feast of Cioppino--sans scallops. David had a wonderful salmon dish.
We splurged and split a strawberry/rhubarb cobbler.
Couldn't find my photos of Salty's, so I borrowed this from www.seattlesouthside.com |
Also borrowed from www.seattlesouthside.com |
Wednesday mail brought a birthday card & Pier
One gift card from Karin. Thursday the 10th we went to Centralia
to visit David’s sister, Mary, at her uniform shop. Had a nice chat. We had
brought her latest order of biz cards, and in exchange she gave us a blood pressure
cuff and steth so we can monitor David’s blood pressure. (Testing it out a few
times has produced 120/90 readings, but I’m still getting the hang of it).
After we got home I made “creamy plum chicken” and rice for dinner, which got a
thumbs-up.
Now it’s 11:30 on Friday, and we’re headed into
the “outlet mall” in North Bend to check out some tools at the Black &
Decker store.
Ended up getting a Rotary Hammer Drill (for
masonry) and a reciprocating saw. I also landed (from different stores) an
apple corer, a “quick chop” as-seen-on-tv food chopper, and a potato masher. None
of these were impulse buys.
After we got home, I started a campfire while
doing a little yard work. After dinner, we continued the fire and didn’t do
much else.
*Salty’s (Redondo): our favorite restaurant in the whole world;
many happy culinary memories from here. Especially Thanksgiving buffets!
http://saltys.com/phocadownload/redondo-thanksgiving-buffet-menu-2013.pdf
*Very Berry Stoli: 1 shot Stoli, 1 shot Raspberry liquor, 4 oz. Champagne
I miss this; haven't had it since we moved away.
many happy culinary memories from here. Especially Thanksgiving buffets!
http://saltys.com/phocadownload/redondo-thanksgiving-buffet-menu-2013.pdf
*Very Berry Stoli: 1 shot Stoli, 1 shot Raspberry liquor, 4 oz. Champagne
I miss this; haven't had it since we moved away.
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