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I had been thinking whisky night would be Friday night, but it turned out to be Saturday. So I did a little bit of housecleaning Friday night, and then more on Saturday. We went to Ronald McDonald House to hang our photography installation, then came home to clean. Went out for a beer, since one of our local hangouts was releasing a barrel-aged Octoberfest, and we didn't want to miss it. The temps were in the 80's that day, and it was really pleasant sitting outside in the shade. Afterward, I mowed half the lawn.
So then people came over for whisky. I had offered my collection of Talisker, and it turned out very interesting to get people's impressions of them all.
I was out a little early this morning, going down to Burns Commons to weed the gardens. [There's a small park in Milwaukee that has a statue of Robert Burns, and our Scottish club takes care of it. I've taken over managing it for our group.] A friendly neighbor to the park, who happens to know my dad, offered to help out, so it was she and I. I think we did pretty well in two hours.
After lunch I helped Cindy shoot a photo, then finished mowing the lawn, which I had started yesterday. Then I picked beans in the garden. Then I fell asleep while on the computer. Then I ran to the grocery store and then made supper. Then I spent a couple of hours printing two photos for an upcoming exhibition.
After all that, I was very tired. So tired my face was aching. It's strange because, while that does sound like a lot, not much of it was hard work. So I don't know what my deal is.
So then people came over for whisky. I had offered my collection of Talisker, and it turned out very interesting to get people's impressions of them all.
I was out a little early this morning, going down to Burns Commons to weed the gardens. [There's a small park in Milwaukee that has a statue of Robert Burns, and our Scottish club takes care of it. I've taken over managing it for our group.] A friendly neighbor to the park, who happens to know my dad, offered to help out, so it was she and I. I think we did pretty well in two hours.
After lunch I helped Cindy shoot a photo, then finished mowing the lawn, which I had started yesterday. Then I picked beans in the garden. Then I fell asleep while on the computer. Then I ran to the grocery store and then made supper. Then I spent a couple of hours printing two photos for an upcoming exhibition.
After all that, I was very tired. So tired my face was aching. It's strange because, while that does sound like a lot, not much of it was hard work. So I don't know what my deal is.
