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| Dave and Cindy |
The life of a snowbird is not all fun
in the sun. Yesterday was laundry day...today was septic dump day. I
have it down to an art. I can whip into the 76 station, dump the
tanks...sweep over to the diesel pumps and be back on the road in
under 10 minutes. Not exactly a skill I thought I'd be proud of
somebody but I kind of am! It's the little things I guess.
Patty had a less than stellar day. She
went in to the dentist and came out minus one tooth! She made the
appointment thinking it would be something minor. The tooth was split
in half and they had to pull it and put in a spacer. You could tell
she's been in pain since she got to Arizona. She's been trying to
downplay it but it was written all over her face. She hasn't lost her
sense of humor, though. She said “Laurie came to Arizona and got
four new tires and a converter....I came here and got a new tooth!”
I am praying that she feels better tomorrow. She hasn't eaten hardly
anything since she got here. I'm fairly certain you can't survive on
scrambled eggs indefinitely.
Gary and Roger came over to rope. I ran
the shoot for the first run through and took pictures the second run.
I don't take a lot of action photos (it shows). It seemed easier to
do with my old .35 MM film camera back in the day. I feel like you
had more control of things with the old SLR film cameras.
I took the dogs and horses for a short
walk/graze after practice. The horses aren't use to being on dry hay
this long and are missing the green grass! The up side to controlling
their feed is they stay in better shape.
I roped Smarty the dummy for a few
minutes before putting the horses up and doing the evening chores. I
made Rice A Roni for dinner and practically forced Patty into eating
it because damn it, you cannot live on cold scrambled eggs forever!
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| Cindy and Cowboy |
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