Category Archives: Friends

28 degrees this morning. Today is mostly sunny with a high in the low 40’s and a breeze. JoAnn picked me up around 10;30 to drive into town. The local farmer’s market group held a combination crafts and food products … Continue reading →

Chilly this morning with the winds still howling. It was 39 degrees. But, the sun has come out, the winds have died down, and it has warmed up into the low 50’s. I volunteered at the bookstore again today. We … Continue reading →

I went down to Winston yesterday for a 1 pm MRI on my right knee. It’s been giving me problems off and on since January. Had an x-ray in March and the walk in clinic doctor at my ortho said … Continue reading →

I left the house around 9:15 to drive over to Mt. Airy to meet Bonnie. We shopped one side of the street then stopped for lunch before doing the other side of the street then we parted ways for home. … Continue reading →

Another beautiful fall day in the mountains. I did the laundry this morning while I was waiting on Tina to drive up from Pilot Mountain for a visit. She arrived a little after 12. We went into town for lunch … Continue reading →

78 degrees and sunny this morning when I left for Winston for my 10:30 haircut appointment. I ran a couple of errands then met Firm friends for lunch at Little Richards Barbecue. 91 degrees, hot, and sunny down the mountain. … Continue reading →

Partly cloudy and breezy this morning turned into sunshine and another warm day this afternoon. We had another small earthquake this morning about 10:30 Loud bang and shook the house but no damage. I was waiting on my friend Nancy … Continue reading →

Sunny and warm today with temps in the mid 80’s. Bonnie arrived around 10 from just north of the Winston area. We chatted for awhile then went into town. After shopping in a few stores we stopped for lunch at … Continue reading →

Down to Winston this morning to meet Firm friends for lunch then a haircut at 1:30 and back up the mountain. Hot and muggy down there with temps in the low 90’s. Once I got to Elkin I could tell … Continue reading →