Lots Happening

Hello, We both enjoyed the play, even if it was a musical. Not sure why, but that seemed unusual for a play based on a true happening. It did not have an intermission, so we were home before the expected time even if it was still late for us to be out. Neither of us likes to be late or even about at the last minute. We were quite early. We had not been to this new building, but it was easy to find with that wonderful voice on the phone. We climbed the stairs instead of using the elevator. One of the younger ushers commented on what a climb it is. We did not find it so bad, must be the fifteen steps we climb several times a day. Even though it was our anniversary, we filled it will lots of chores or little jobs including buying some more plants. The hydrangeas were beautiful. It must have been a new shipment because the shelves were jammed. It was a struggle to get them out without breaking their neighbor. The blue one was in front, but still entangled a bit with others. the pink ones were in back and it was necessary to take out the blue to get to them. With persistence it happened. Then the problem was how to get the others back in this small spot. It was almost like trying to put back a sheet once you take it out of the package. Finally, I told one of the workers that I had left two of them by the side of the rack. It seemed like breaking a blossom off would be much too easy. We had a little conversation about this purchase: I said, "Let's get them, its our anniversary." Leroy wondered "How many things are we going to say are for this anniversary? Since we already called the play tickets for our anniversary. And once in a while you talk about the upcoming Rhine River cruise that way too. Seems to me it is getting out of hand." What better time to get out of hand?

Paula