Ashville adventures

We walked again Wednesday and came home to get dressed to serve at the Open Door. Normally, we don’t dress much but had to go to the doctor in Asheville in the afternoon. We left the soup kitchen early and went to Belk to buy some clothes for Evelyn, and I went to the bank for cash. I took $500—much of it in $5 so we can give tips on the trip. We then drove to Asheville and went to the Comfort Suites where there is supposed to be an Antiques Road Show type event. I took a book of Edgar Allen Poe’s poetry that Aunt Lois had given me. I waited a short time to have it evaluated but decided to leave. We went to the doctor appointment that was supposed to be at 3:45. We left at 5:15. Evelyn had blood drawn and may be able to discontinue her Tapozol. We left and went to Papas and Beer for dinner. We had been told by many friends that it was a great restaurant. We enjoyed it. We spent some time looking for a spongy mat for Emily to stand on while working in her kitchen but found none we thought worth the money. The ones we really liked were in the laboratory at the Endocrinologist’s office. We came home and finished some packing.