Tuesday, October 16, 2012, Spring Branch, TX
When we got up and fixed coffee it was overcast, much like yesterday. As I typed this I could hear the rain starting to fall on the roof, from the look of the sky, I don't think it's going to be a serious rain. Maybe enough to mess up yesterday's car wash. I believe this is one of those days that the phrase, "Into every life, a little rain must fall," is literal.
When I checked John and Montyne's status, at http://tinyurl.com/9my2aqf and http://www.sailblogs.com/member/seasilk-mx/ I found they are riding out Hurricane Paul at anchor in Magdalena Bay, near a Mexican Naval base. Looking at a weather map the worst of the storm is predicted to pass them on the west and continue north and west. They are experiencing winds of @25 mph. Theirs is a great adventure compared to our trek through Texas. I remember years ago we took a raft trip down the Colorado River. I returned to work with pictures and exciting stories. A co-worker then told of his life threatening kayak trip down the Snake River. It made our raft trip sound like a bus ride. Not everyone's sense of adventure is the same.
With Paul Conner in his computer room |
I drove to the HEB about 6 miles away to pick up some items we needed. I did two caches along the way.
Since my right knee is still swollen and painful, I made an appointment with an orthopedic doctor that has treated Paul. The appointment is for Thursday morning at 9 AM, considering it's a 25 mile drive during rush hour, I will have to get up a lot earlier than usual.
Canyon Lake from Paul and Ann's backyard. |
After diner we watched the debate, I don't know how I tolerated the liar in chief, imposter president for so long without losing my supper. After the debate we didn't tune into the spin programs, instead opting for a game of dominoes. We only played down to the fours. Paul has an early golf game and he came out the winner.
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