Much fun

Despite the prediction of rain, I got up and drove to La Feria to give our application for title to the Golf Ala Cart people. I drove from there to the Stuart Place Golf Course where we used to play and found it closed, possibly for good. I returned, filled up with gas and went through a car wash. It stopped while the car was just finished washing but not dried or coated with wax. I went to the manager and received a free carwash for another day. I arrived home just as Evelyn arrived from exercise. We ate breakfast and then we went to perform with the kitchen band for the residents of Ratama Manor, a nursing home just down the street. We keep gaining members and have a good time bringing joy and the love of God to the elderly. We left there and went to mail a package to Rosalie. Then we went to the oncologist’s and hospital to get the slides of her biopsy and the phone number of the lab at M. D. Anderson in Houston. We plan to send the results there for a second opinion on the need for surgery. We returned home for lunch and then Evelyn had her afternoon rest. I talked with Tom Jones and Tom Georges on Skype for a short time. We got ready and went with Joe and Bonny to the concert in McAllen. We went to the Rio Grande Grill across the street from the auditorium and enjoyed a dinner. We brought one of ours home and shared a pizza for our dinner. The concert was about 8 very young people doing a Celtic Review. I enjoyed it immensely. There was a variety of instruments and music, including 2 tap dancers. We were able to talk with some of the performers after the show. We had thought it might be raining when we left but it didn’t happen while we were inside. We came home and enjoyed ice cream and a raspberry liquor that had been given to us. We are blessed in that there is a man in the park that has several tomato plants he wants to give away. Ours froze last week as did a neighbor 2 doors down and Bonny. I will try to get some early next week because it is to be very stormy tomorrow morning.