First Relay for Life dinner.

Evelyn didn’t sleep well last night so I let her sleep until 9. We did some stretching exercises led by a woman on the Fit TV program I had recorded. It lasted 1 hour and then we finished a “slowrobics” program we had started yesterday. We then walked a short distance up the mountain behind us. We will try to establish a pattern of going up the incline. We returned home and I worked on the garden hose connection before working on trimming the Knockout roses and butterfly bush. We made a lot of progress in the brush “grubbing” we needed to do. We may be finished for a while. The next project will be making a garden behind our carport. It will be small but all we really need and can have. We went to a Relay for Life sponsored dinner for survivors and caregivers at Pisgah High School. The dinner was quite good and was served by a group of girls from the school. The program was a bit long, but the testimonies by survivors were wonderful. It is a blessing to live in an area where nearly everyone who speaks is not afraid to give the glory for their cures and their struggles with the disease to God through Christ. There are places in the country where this would be ridiculed and even prohibited. Evelyn won one of the centerpieces and a lovely vase. We returned home and learned that our request for a garden had been denied in the location we had chosen. We do have permission to make one in a different area. I watched the news before going to bed. It appears that Phil and I might get our golf game in before the storms that are supposed to arrive come in the afternoon. I would gladly give up the golf game for some more rain.