Nobody knows the trouble I seed

Off to walk. At least E. Evidently I had strained my knee while dancing last evening. I wakened during the night with some pain in my knee. I had decided I had better rest it while she walked. I got on to the computer and published downloaded and dumped e-mail and tried to look at the credit union balances. Suddenly my AVG said it needed to be updated. It began and said the computer had to be restarted to finish. I agreed and the trouble began. I could not get the curser to move and then could not get my windows to restart. As a gift from God, a young man came along and was able to make the necessary repairs. He also began scanning with my AVG, something I thought was done automatically. After nearly an hour and a half of scanning, I decided to quit. Once again I was not permitted to do so. I would have had to start the process all over again. Since I couldn’t do that at home and run the scan all night, I just hibernated the computer until tomorrow.
We had planned to go junking but the morning was all gone and the garage sales had closed. We returned some items to Lowes and went off to a park for lunch. It was quite pleasant in the shade. We then went to the south side of town and enjoyed more blessings from our Lord. We found a true junk sale and they had a non functioning ratchet tie down that I bought because I needed one of the hooks to balance the swing on the carport. We filled the Jeep with gas which is 8 cents cheaper on that side of town. We then went to Goodys clothing. They were having a 25% off bag it sale similar to the one at Camping World. We bought over $60 worth of things that E had been wanting for a long time. We came home and showered and then rested before dinner. We went to Stonebridge to Bill Smith’s dance and concert. Unfortunately, we were an hour late, thinking it began at 7 instead of 6. His cousin was very good and three other people were invited up to sing. They were all good too. They stopped at 8:30, and we drove around some of the high roads around Lake Junaluska before coming home. E played the piano, and I looked through some picture albums, looking for pictures of me and our early marriage to hang on the wall. Tomorrow is worship and Folkmoot.