Since my post last week the Fourth of July occurred, and so did my younger grandson Bennett’s birthday. That meant a trip to Indiana to visit with family! I watched a very long and delightful July 4th parade in Crown Point with my husband, older son and older grandson. Bennett and his mom, my d-i-l, are active in local Cub Scouts so they were on the Cub Scout float!
Now I’m reviewing what will hopefully be the last draft of the edits I’ve been working on. As long as I use my laptop computer, things are almost fine, notwithstanding the technical difficulties I previously had. Almost.
But I’m under deadline for that, so
I’d better get back to it now!
4 comments:
What a fun way to spend the 4th of July!! I love parades. In the little Texas town where we lived, there was always a 4th of July parade, followed by Fun Days at the Park, which included armadillo races, trying to catch a greased pig and best of all, watching little kids at the stick horse rodeo. They rode around the arena, bucking and throwing themselves around -- hilarious!! And of course, fireworks at the end of the day.
Good luck with the edits and hope no more technical difficulties.
I'll be staying in with the a/c going -- lowest daytime temp this week is predicted to be 111 -- yuck!!
Have fun with the pups.
Your events after the 4th of July parade in your Texas town sound like lots of fun, Patty. Armadillo races? Why not? And kids performing a rodeo sounds delightful.
Thanks for your good wishes, and I always have fun with the pups!
It's supposed to get into the 90s here today, not comfortable but not as hot as your weather. AC sounds like a good thing!
It sounds like a fun way to spend the fourth. I bet your grandson loved being in the parade.
He definitely enjoyed the parade, Betty--as well as all the birthday celebrations!
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