8 Feb: Another awesome day! We walked to the lake earlier, but nit EARLY. At three PM, we shopped Walmart for groceries. On the way home, we stopped at the Cafe on the Green for salmon, but bummer, under new management, they no longer serve salmon! So we left, drove home and walked to the Yacht Club for delicious salmon and baked potato. Feeling energized, we did the lake walk again and met the nicest guy named Shane, who described being in love with his wife: How great is that! And we did great: 20, 751 steps, 8.73 miles. Cynthia closed all of the rings on her Apple Watch.
7 Feb: What a fabulous day, the sun is shining, and half of we are going walking after dark.
6 Feb: MEDICAL, Ophthalmologist consult in Brenham, Texas 120 miles Ron is pleased to think he is correct to stick with Dr. Beim, who is a self-professed perfectionist. His first degree was in aeronautical engineering before he enrolled in medical school, so he is an engineer at heart and communicates with Ron on that frequency. The downside is that Ron's surgeries will likely be scheduled after Dr Beim's second shoulder surgery. Oh well, perfection takes a little longer.
5 Feb: Ron enjoyed a relaxing day after finishing the latest genealogy addition from cousin Jessica. We walked once to the lake with a reduced schedule of trail maintenance to continue Ron's physical recovery from over-indulgence on trail maintenance. The stock market closed, so it is time to ride the motorcycle to get groceries, raspberries and frozen mixed veggies in particular.
4 Feb: MEDICAL: (40 miles) Woodforest CVS supposedly takes RX bottles to recycle. Maybe not. We dropped ours off, but Ron is uncertain the drop off isn’t specifically for medications. From there, we went to the podiatrist, and then to Fleet Feet to get new shoes with a 10% doctors discount. Finally, we enjoyed dinner at Jason’s Deli on 336 N. There was still daylight time to walk. Because we enjoyed a lovely visit with a couple at the lake, we walked home in the dark. 5.02 miles for the day.
3 Feb: We slept crazy late, walked 4.05, miles and Cynthia baked salmon for our dinner. Ron walked a second time after dark.
2 Feb, Sunday: After worship. we ate lunch with Jon at Oscar’s Bistro. 4.6 miles
1 Feb: We walked earlier today than usual because the forecast was for warm. We were happy that it was quite warm enough without being too warm except in places. Trail maintenance continues albeit at a slower pace, and we met a very friendly guy at the bench, Mike Butler. Cynthia got away in the afternoon for her essential girliecures, but Ron kept typing genealogy. We look forward because, after all, Tomorrow is Another Day. 4.65 Miles
6 Feb: MEDICAL, Ophthalmologist consult in Brenham, Texas 120 miles Ron is pleased to think he is correct to stick with Dr. Beim, who is a self-professed perfectionist. His first degree was in aeronautical engineering before he enrolled in medical school, so he is an engineer at heart and communicates with Ron on that frequency. The downside is that Ron's surgeries will likely be scheduled after Dr Beim's second shoulder surgery. Oh well, perfection takes a little longer.
5 Feb: Ron enjoyed a relaxing day after finishing the latest genealogy addition from cousin Jessica. We walked once to the lake with a reduced schedule of trail maintenance to continue Ron's physical recovery from over-indulgence on trail maintenance. The stock market closed, so it is time to ride the motorcycle to get groceries, raspberries and frozen mixed veggies in particular.
4 Feb: MEDICAL: (40 miles) Woodforest CVS supposedly takes RX bottles to recycle. Maybe not. We dropped ours off, but Ron is uncertain the drop off isn’t specifically for medications. From there, we went to the podiatrist, and then to Fleet Feet to get new shoes with a 10% doctors discount. Finally, we enjoyed dinner at Jason’s Deli on 336 N. There was still daylight time to walk. Because we enjoyed a lovely visit with a couple at the lake, we walked home in the dark. 5.02 miles for the day.
3 Feb: We slept crazy late, walked 4.05, miles and Cynthia baked salmon for our dinner. Ron walked a second time after dark.
2 Feb, Sunday: After worship. we ate lunch with Jon at Oscar’s Bistro. 4.6 miles
1 Feb: We walked earlier today than usual because the forecast was for warm. We were happy that it was quite warm enough without being too warm except in places. Trail maintenance continues albeit at a slower pace, and we met a very friendly guy at the bench, Mike Butler. Cynthia got away in the afternoon for her essential girliecures, but Ron kept typing genealogy. We look forward because, after all, Tomorrow is Another Day. 4.65 Miles
