Hiya Darlin'!
Was up before the alarm again, then after a bit, found a missed call from the testing center, turns out the late afternoon appointment wasn't really available, but they could get me in this morning if I wanted. Well, that was actually better for me, so I quick fed the horses and Lola, then hopped into the truck with a bowl of dry cinnamon cereal and headed for the clinic. Took about 50 minutes, but made it by 9:15, on schedule. Amazingly, they didn't have me make out any paperwork (that's a first!) and I was in and out of the exam in no time. I was still in the truck checking on a few things when they called to say every was fine, no clots, nothing to worry about. Relieved, I headed to Home Depot to pick up a sanding block and a square for me floor job in the future, got gas in a tank for Meg, but I couldn't get ethanol free, as NJ doesn't allow that. They also don't allow you to pump for yourself, so I had to wait for a guy to pump my five gallons! What a waste. Got back to the farm right about noon, and neighbor Jack, who is involved with helping the mark the trails, stopped by to chat. While we were chatting, John and Helen arrived. They are also helping with the trails. We spent most of the afternoon swapping files and trying to figure out the best way forward, it was very productive. Nice to have folks that know what I'm talking about when I say, do you want that in .gpx or .kml format? Finally settled down to dinner when Richard, who works with the park where some of the trails are going, arrived. More discussions. Finally was able to finish my dinner, but not my movie when Meg arrived, another meeting in the barn, which didn't end until about 10:20, though it felt much earlier. Time flies! We did manage to get me hooked up to electric, although it's probably only a 20 amp circuit, but at least it's keeping my batteries charged. Heading to shower and bed, got a long day planned tomorrow! Good night, sweetie! Love you!
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