Another peaceful day

Evelyn and Olivia were up at 6, but Evelyn was able to go back to sleep. When we got up at 9, there was Olivia at their computer. We had breakfast together and then remembered she was scheduled to go to another family to play with their daughter. We learned the address, entered into our GPS and followed it to the house. It was a snap and then followed it back by a different route. We returned home and waited until 1 to have lunch. Evelyn made cold meat sandwiches, and Peter not only ate with us but heated his and mine in a waffle like piece of equipment. We enjoyed our meal together. We had a problem with Beethoven, the dog, because he ran away and wouldn’t come back when called. When he did return, I whipped him. I would never do that if he had come when called because that is a bad idea if you want the dog to come next time he is called. Evelyn read the majority of the afternoon and I published the pictures I had taken of the kids. I spent a great deal of the afternoon trying to publish the video I had taken of Olivia in her play. I tried several times and was unsuccessful. I tried once more and then just went away. I thought it would publish since I was on a Wifi system but it failed. I did get a message telling me to contact support. We took Beethoven for a walk. It was hot but better than yesterday. We came back and I made popcorn for our supper, and Peter made some pasta and cheese sauce. Olivia didn’t come home until 7 and had to chase Beethoven again to get him home. We wanted to do something with the kids so we watched “Ratatouille” the movie. We had to ask Olivia to go to bed because she went to sleep on the floor. Peter went back and forth from the computer so we didn’t have much time together. I called Joe Winston from Texas to wish him happy birthday which was May 22. It is always good to talk with him. I also had a call from a high school classmate, Richard Rice, from Tucson. He told me that another friend, Wayne Norris, had hip replacement surgery last Friday. I will send him an e-card. We went to bed around 10. Tomorrow is the big day for pizza out.