August 12 - Back to work!
Bill went in at 9:30 and I went in at 10. Actually the day went rather fast! It wasn’t all that busy but I spent the first
hour cleaning the rec hall and it was time for seasonals to stop in for their
renewal papers so I did hand out some of those.
Before I knew it, it was 2 and
Terri came in for her shift. I left at 3
and Bill was already home as he had a acupuncture appt. at 5:30. So I had some leisure time and did a load of
laundry. I made spaghetti with
meatballs, traditional style for Bill, and for me I used a white pizza sauce
that I added fresh grated parmesan to it and some meatballs. I was just finishing mine when Bill got back
so I warmed his and dished it up. We had
salads as well. That is one of Bill’s
favorite meals so he was happy!
We watched some Perry Mason
tonight and RV Connection.
August 13 – Today we didn’t go in
until 3 so once we had breakfast I went into town for a spell. As I was leaving
Bill joined our neighbor Pam in her daily walk about the park.
I did a short stop at Wal-mart in
hopes of finding yarn the colors I wanted and batteries for Bill’s
pedometer. I only found 1 skein of yarn
but I did get some fresh corn then I headed on to Micheal’s. Nextdoor is Dollar Tree and I found the right
size batteries there. I did find my
yarns at Michaels and a marked down T-shirt for me for next year July 4th!
Bill said he had a good walk and
was getting his lunch when I got home. I
put my purchases away and got on the computer.
I’m still dealing with Century Link from June and I have some other
calls to make relating to Bill’s cancelled credit cards. It’s frustrating and impossible to just get a
live person anywhere! I updated my
expense log and caught up on email. I
took a break for a quick lunch and got back on the computer.
It was a busy afternoon as the weekenders start coming in on Thursdays
and it is the time of year when the new
contracts for seasonal folk go out, so they come in with there paperwork.
Bill brought in some warmed up
leftovers for my dinner and he ate his at home.
He has a bit more freedom than I do in the office.
August 14 - Today was 10 – 3
which is better! It was swamped in the
office with arrivals and seasonal contracts.
Still pretty hot out!
After work and showers I wanted
to go to Target in Dayville and we decided to have dinner
while we were
there. We ate at “Gut Busters” BBQ. Yuck!
They do NOT know how to make BBQ, were out of several things and they DO
NOT make brisquet! We shared a pound of tasteless pulled pork and since they
were out of slaw, Bill had fries that, seriously, had the texture of leather
and I had beans with pork in them and they were the best of the meal! We brought home a bit of the pork.
Dayville's Gut Bustas! |
We stopped at Target but they
didn’t have a little square pan and I had asked before we left if anything was
needed for tomorrow’s ice cream social or activities. They gave me a list of 5 things but I only
found 2 at Target so we stopped in the same plaza at a grocery and got the
rest.
We will be working tomorrow a
shorter shift to help out with “Camper Appreciation” weekend.
August 15 – The busiest day so
far!! I didn’t get to read a word or
crochet a stitch today! I barely got to
have a drink of water. We were scheduled
from 9:30 to 1. It was cooler out today
and the campground was packed! We had a
lot of traffic in the store area and there was BINGO, well, 3 different kinds
of BINGO. Since it was cooling down we
sold a lot of firewood and there were a lot of tent campers so we went through
a bunch of ice as well.
I went home and was beat! Bill decided to go down to the pavilion to
hear/see the comedy act. He really
enjoyed it but I was too pooped and just wanted to chill by myself. After he got back our neighbors built a fire
and invited us and another couple over so we visited and swapped stories til
about 7:30 and I was getting hungry and really should not eat so late. I seasoned and fried 2 boneless pork chops
and microwaved 2 ears of corn and called it a meal! The chops were good but the corn was
awesome!
We read a while and hit the hay!
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