Still spaghetti

I worked for 2 ½ hours before going to see the skin cancer specialist. Work was difficult because the thermolizer (tank of 197 degree water) overflowed, causing us to spend much time pushing water toward the drain. I then had to finish my work in shorter time. The visit to the doctor was productive. Both Evelyn and I had some small spots “frozen”. Otherwise we had no skin cancer. We came home for lunch and then left for Franklin. I was sleepy so Evelyn drove. Surprisingly, we found that the clerk of the court had a record that I had paid the fine last year. They tried to fax the record to Texas, using the number I was given last Friday, but it was returned. We went to the Jones’ to use their internet to find the correct fax number. We couldn’t so we sent an e-mail to the Texas DMV asking for it. I checked when we returned home but nothing had been delivered. We then went to Peace Lutheran church to check on the scripture for Sunday. While there, Barry told us where we could go to have a turquoise set replaced in my mother’s ring. We ordered it and will pick it up Sunday after church. We also learned that flu shots were being given and stopped to get one. We then drove toward home. On the way, we stopped at the Balsam Inn to check it out. It was an old Inn without air condition or television, etc. It might be a place to spend a weekend next summer. We came home, ate and watched some of Dancing with the Stars. What fun! There were actually some couples who looked like they were dancing. Others made great gymnastic routines.