Friday, March 9th, 2018…... The
girls took off this morning to go to Salem to do some shopping, while I went to
go look for tvs. I hit Walmart, Fred
Meyer, Kmart, and Bi Mart but didn’t see anything that I wanted. I had seen a
few on Best Buy but only online. I think
we’ll go there tomorrow. I put the last
coat of poly on the bench and sat it outside to dry. I will leave it close to
the jobsite for for now for Tim and Dana and then move it out to the back of the property after
I prep that area. The girls got back and that was the extent of the day. We finished up with dinner and tv until
bedtime.
Saturday, March 10th, 2018…… Lydia
and I ate breakfast at home then took off to Eugene to go to Best Buy. I found what I wanted, a 43” Sharp Smart TV
for the guest room. It’s the right size
and we already have a Sharp tv in the motorhome and we like it plus it was on
sale ($249.00). We shopped a bit in the store (didn’t buy anything else) and
then left there to go eat someplace. We decided to go to Newman’s, one of our
favorite seafood places in Eugene. I had the best scallops I’ve had since we moved
up here! Lydia had shrimp and we swapped
some and they were good too! After lunch, we drove home and I set up the
tv. No problem with that. We rested and watched tv until it was time to
leave for our evening out. We drove to
Albany and went to Pop’s Branding Iron Restaurant for dinner (veal cutlet for
me and fried chicken for Lydia – yummy!) before heading over to West Albany
High School to see their play, 7 Brides for 7 Brothers. The original hit musical was filmed in Oregon
so we’re guessing it’s a popular base for plays up and around here. They must do this annually because these kids
did an excellent job! The sets and
direction were top notch and could match the local playhouses down in SoCal to
the talent! And the kids could sing and
dance too! After our fun night we headed out. Driving home, we quickly realized that we hadn’t been out this late at
night up here before – and soon discovered that driving in the country, going
through the closed down (I mean really closed down!) town was surreal!
Even Albany was
deserted! We got back and wound down a bit before settling in for the night.
Time changes in a few hours!
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