Dear Deer This morning events went about as usual. But didn't feel so great, headachey and woozy perhaps from the sinus problem. I worked in the morning on organizing and sizing photos and getting them into the blog. As of today have about another week of blogs to put some photos with the text.
After fixing Joe some nachos for lunch, I took a benedryl for the purpose of clearing up the nose, but which really zonks me out. So took a nap for a couple of hours. Debbie called and we talked for a while but I could hardly stay awake. I stayed layed down watching a movie until there was just time to heat up the leftover corned beef and cabbage for dinner.
Pondered on whether to go to the PFAC Dallas Brass musical program tonight, but got myself presentable and met Bonnie down at the auditorium. I was so glad I went because it was just a great presentation. There were six men who were in the band, drums, two trumpets, a trombone, tuba and a french horn. They were excellent - versital, and very entertaining. The program was named American Musical Journey, and they played everything from marches to opera and symphonies to jazz. O.K. marches and big band, but violins? It was fun to see all the kids in the school bands get to perform with the Dallas Brass. Learned that "Over the Rainbow" is the No. 1 song of the 20th century. I was in awe that lots of little grade school girls were wearing high heels. We sat next to James and Kathy so had a chance to visit a little with them. In the meantime I had gotten back to feeling pretty normal by the end of the evening. Bonnie came home with me and we had a piece of cake and talked which I really enjoyed.
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