The weather has changed dramatically as it often does in
February in Florida. We had been experiencing the Sunshine State (80 degrees)
to the ominous clouds, pouring rain, thunder and lightning state (40 degrees
tonight).
Mary, John, and Elizabeth joined me yesterday for a late
morning walk in the park. There were no manatees in the water but we did see a
lot of fish including a school of mullet swimming by. The sun was shining and
it was a nice day to be outside. Following the walk we returned to our house
for BLT sandwiches.
In the afternoon, John accompanied me on some errands with
the understanding that I would treat him to a Happy Hour milk shake at Steak
and Shake. Of course, I couldn’t let him drink alone. I had chocolate and John
had cookie dough.
Still feeling guilty about the milk shake, I cooked a
healthy supper of salmon and steamed carrots. Later in the evening Mary and I
watched a few episodes of “Sirens” on Netflix. We find it to be very funny even
though it can be a little raunchy at times. It was created by Denis Leary and
one of the guys behind “The Wedding Crashers”. It follows three Chicago EMT’s
as they go about their jobs and relationships.
This morning I was able to get in my walk before the rain
started. There were two manatees in the swimming area. Both had prop scars on
them. One had a scar in the form of the letter F. You rarely see a manatee
without damage from boats.
I took a nice long nap this afternoon as the rain poured
down. A late afternoon trip to the library proved successful as I brought home
four books. One is on my “Reading Across America” list. It is “Once Upon A River” by Bonnie Jo
Campbell.
For supper I made Tortilla Soup and chicken and cheese quesadillas.
Tomorrow morning we plan to go bicycle riding with Dewey and Elizabeth in Inverness.
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