A lot has changed since we last visited, including a new way to enter, long lines and metal detectors. Downtown is crazy now, and not in a fun way. But such is modern life.
A lot has changed since we last visited, including a new way to enter, long lines and metal detectors. Downtown is crazy now, and not in a fun way. But such is modern life.
Tonight we're making a rare trek downtown to the mother church, the Ryman. Not for music this time, but to see Josh Johnson perform.
Our little daredevil sometimes likes to take wild, flying leaps off the bed. Likewise sometimes he misjudges his jumps and hits the side. So we dug out Tara's old doggy ramp that Dad made and are going to try to train Bear to use it. He's certainly not afraid of it, now he just has to remember to use it.
I really enjoy the Borderlands series but I still feel it peaked at the second one. This one was fine, the story was interesting, but it just didn't grab me like 2 did. Oh well, still worth the time.
If we're doing anything else Bear seems content, but the moment we sit at our computers he wants constant attention. We thought maybe if he could sit up closer and be more engaged it might help. So we pulled up a chair. Nope. He was still a little pill. But a cute one that we love.
Lots of work to do. Lonnie begins his 13 week contract. Elections loom. You can't wish your life away but a glimpse into the future would be nice.
In honor of Dolly Parton's passing, the quilt guild Dad and Mari belong to wanted everyone to wear pink to their monthly meeting. Dad went the extra mile and went full country.