Joe's Gift from Bonnie 
Yesterday afternoon Bonnie called and said they would like to come over so Craig could talk to Joe about the new gate. They got here about 4 p.m. and I had made a zucchini and hot Italian sausage casserole and a peach pie so asked if they would stay for dinner. And they did. It was another fun visit. They are such nice people. Bonnie gave Joe some of her homemade jellies for his birthday. Thank you for your thoughtfulness, Bonnie, and we will sure enjoy the jelly. Then after they got home Bonnie called and asked if we would come to dinner for soup tonight and although that's a pretty quick turn around, I said yes. We'll go over about 5.
Debbie should be on her way to come up to the ranch arriving tomorrow. There is a Mixed Media (painting) meeting Tuesday at Rendezvous Pointe with lunch and I will go to that and have changed my protime test at the Pinedale clinic to tomorrow, so I'm home today. So far haven't done anything and it's almost lunch time. So better do a few productive things this afternoon. I did work on the photos a little and may stick a few in a separate blog entry by themselves.
See new photos below. Also I added a new one of the Grace Lane house with James and Joe to the last Monday blog.
I love the movies so here's a little blurb I got this morning ..... On today's date in 1927, a landmark film entitled "The Jazz Singer" received its premiere showing at the Warner Theater in New York. "The Jazz Singer," starred Al Jolson and is usually credited with being the first "talkie" - the first motion picture to successfully incorporate prerecorded music and spoken dialogue. On the history of early sound movies
