Some good news and some bad

This morning Evelyn went with her partner to check out some locations for programs next year. I went to play golf with Truman Baker, a friend from Immanuel. We went to Llano Grande, and I had the same stellar game I usually play. We came back here and drank a beer. After he left, I ate lunch of boudin, knowing Evelyn had eaten out. She came home and napped for a short time and then we went to the bank and insurance office to pay our homeowners for 177. We then went to the retinal specialist to check Evelyn's eye for glaucoma. The eye seems to be doing well, but he still seems to be mildly pushing for the steroid injection. She will decide in November whether to undergo that or not. We had chicken salad for dinner and then went to the outback to play bingo. Evelyn had won last week and I won tonight. We were both tired and decided not to stay until the finish. We came home to relax for the big push that begins tomorrow. We learned of the death of two of our Indiana friends: Jerry Cassel, a dear Christian brother who sat at my table when we attended Cursillo in 1987; Gerry Miller, a lady I taught with for many years. They were both devoted to serving Christ, and I am confident they are both in the arms of our Savior. We will miss them both although we were not able to see either of them very often.