During my purging the past couple of weeks, I found something yesterday that really intrigued me. It was a small daily planner from 1985. I haven't read it yet, but I will, and will post a picture of the little book later. I can't wait to see what I had to say over 40 years ago.
Stay tuned.
For a couple of days, the weatherazzi was getting worked up over a big storm Wednesday night into Thursday morning. They were right. At 5:00 this morning, the civil defense sirens went off and you could hear it the thunder, lightning and rain. The Old Man and I got up and turned on a local news channel to see what areas were under the tornado warnings. Other than wind an a ton of rain, we were in the clear here in the south end. The sirens stopped at 6:00 and they cancelled the tornado warnings, so we went back to bed. But the storms kept on - needless to say we didn't get much sleep. I definitely see a nap in my future.
There are a lot of homeless people here in our area, and I noticed that I've seen them usually sitting with their bags or shopping carts by an ice cooler in store parking lots. On Saturday, I saw a woman with a shopping cart full of her belongings sitting on the sidewalk next to the ice cooler at Dollar General Store. As I got ready to pull out of the parking lot, I noticed something - she was plugging a charging cord into the electric outlet where the ice cooler was plugged in. Then I saw her plug the cord into her cell phone. Now I know whey they camp out by the ice coolers.
TWIT and I would like to wish you, faithful readers, a very happy National Bourbon Day. The Old Man and I will be celebrating later tonight with a shot of Bulleit bourbon. Enjoy.
June is here and that means the Catholic church picnics are here, too. From June to September, Catholic churches in Kentucky have theirr annual fund-raising picnics. Usually for Friday and Saturday evenings, the picnics have lots of food, games of chance, and beer - lots of beer. Back in the day when I was a kid, a family friend would take me and her two sons to the local picnics on Friday and Saturday nights where we would go throughout the area with big garbage bags picking up empty beer cans. We would keep the bags of cans in our garage until the big semi trailer was at the Dixie Manor shopping center collecting the 6 aluminum and paying for them. For a kid, if we each got 6 or 7 bucks, we thought we were rich.
Thank you sunshine and the wind coming out of the west that will help dry up some of the big flood waters in Lanesville and Corydon.
