I'm Offically Tired

For Sale Soon, hopefully Thursday.


Got a call from Lynn, the mall boss, asking if I could work today, I said yes but had a few things to do before I could get in. A good friend called yesterday to see if I could wire a 50 amp outlet for her motor home so I went there this morning, it will be a Thursday project. Got to the mall about 10:30 and started helping Troy water the potted plants. When that was complete we planted 100 or so annuals in the entrance to the mall. That took til 3, headed home and put out 36 bags of mulch and took pictures for the Realtor.

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FD Day

Up at 6, ready for a day at the FD. Slow day so far, normal EMS calls, nothing major. I did have supper with Robert and Kelsey, one of Robert's friends Greg and his son Evan, and Bridget at Buffalo Wild Wings.

Hot Day

Got up this morning with intentions of finishing the yard. Got started at 8:30 and worked non stop to 12:30. I trimmed hedges, cut the grass, edged and weed-eated the entire place. Annie came over and went with Bridget to Lowes and bought flowers to plant in the front. after lunch we planted the flowers they bought then it was shower time and off to the mall, worked 3-9:15. All I have left is mulch which I will do Monday then get pictures.

Long Day

Today I worked on regrouting the kitchen counters and some of the floor where Fred's claws have dug out the grout. Moved paint, shingles and floor tile into the storage room. Lunch with Bridget and Annie at Applebee's. After lunch a nap then to the mall 3-11.

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No News

Up at 6, readied for FD. Another slow day at FD, leftover steak for lunch. Working on the house tomorrow and then the mall 3-11.

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The Mall

Worked the mall 7-3, watered the potted plants then it rained. Cleaned pond filters, one of the intakes was stopped up with a dead fish. We used the plant watering pump to back flush the intake. All is well. Worked the phones in the front office for an hour or so. Picked up trash in the parking lot. Got home and took a light back to Home Depot. Robert and Kelsey are coming over this evening for steaks on the grill. Relaxing in my recliner.

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Meet With Realtor

Realtor stopped by at 1pm so now we have a list of stuff to do before the house goes on the market, nothing major, just time consuming. We have a date of August 14 for the sign in the yard. Worked the mall 3-9 and go in at 7a-3p tomorrow. Congratulations to Howard and Linda on their FT anniversary.

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Short Post

FD day, so far 5 EMS calls, nothing major. I've been on the computer pretty much all day, about it.

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Home Again

We slept in til 8:30, breakfast with Dawg was pancakes, sausage, bacon, potatoes and onions. Walked around the loop with Fred, chilled until after noon. Checkout was 2pm so we started getting ready to head home about 12:30 and were on the road a little after 1. Got home and unloaded the trailer, wasn't much to unload as we keep most of the stuff in the trailer. Took a nap this afternoon.

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Roosevelt State Park

When I got home from the FD we said our see you laters to Harold and Sandie. They started back to Florida a little after 8am. Bridget and I readied the trailer for our trip to Roosevelt SP in Morton, MS with Dawg and his family. We arrived to find our reserved site with someone in it. They were not there and as of this posting have not been here. The park relocated us to a site across from Dawg and family instead of next to them and refunded 50% of the site fee. Dawg had not shown up so I called him and he had a blow out on his trailer about 8 miles from the exit and was just about under way. So at the park is Bridget and I, Dawg and Connie and their 2 kids Logan and Hallie, his in-laws, MIL's twin sister and husband and 2 g-kids totaling 8 adults and 4 kids. We grilled hot dogs for lunch and supper grilled pork chops along with salad, fried taters and onions, green beans, rolls and a tasty desert Bridget made. It has rained most of the day so we have been under awnings. We did have a trip to the SWM (Super Wal-Mart).

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