working in the kitchen

We were up early and off to the big flea market at Lake Junaluska. We didn’t find much of what we wanted but did find a basket for bread and a couple of red candles. We came home and Evelyn worked on baking the cobblers for the grieving family. We had lunch and then worked on making pico de gallo with the tomatoes we bought last week and the onions we brought with us from Texas. I did most of the chopping of tomatoes, cilantro, peppers, etc. We know it will be delicious. We always love pico de gallo. We napped in the afternoon and watched some of the Cubs game. We walked the cobblers down to the neighbor’s and then to Rogers to see if we could ride together to Canton where the funeral home is. We did and took Anna, another neighbor. It was sad because not only was the corpse only 63 but his mother was still living. That is probably the most difficult thing--to bury a child. We then went to a Chinese restaurant for dinner. It was pretty good but not great. The price was good also. We came home by 8 and had some ice cream with peaches on top. We have many peaches to eat. We then watched a movie I had bought through Direct TV before knowing much about it. It is “Borat”. It was funny in many spots but very vulgar. We had a nice long talk with Emily too.