Finally, it seems likes life is taking on a semblance of normalcy. This weekend Lorena, Kelly, Christian, and I drove around a little to get our bearings, ate out a lot (too much) and just kind of relaxed. On Friday night we went to watch Kelly’s new little friend play tennis. Saturday, we started off the day at Biscuitville. Can you imagine that. They have a place here called Biscuitville. Guess what they serve–biscuits and gravy. And they are very, very good. How am I going to stand any chance at all against Bryan with a place called Biscuitville right around the corner. The worst part is that Biscuitville is a chain. We live two blocks from Biscuitville #175. All is lost. Bryan. I am now at -6. Not bad, really, for having sat in a car for almost ten days with no exercise and only fast food to eat. I am game to start weighing in again on Fridays if you are.
Next, we drove down to a little town called Holly Springs to visit their public library because the one in our town of Apex is closed for a couple more weeks for renovation. Then we drove to a mall in the town of Cary that was not so satisfying, so we drove to another one in Durham that was WAY to satisfying. It was huge and beautiful with a two story Barnes and Noble. Lorena shopped while Christian, Kelly, and I read. On Sunday, we went to dinner after meeting with a new Mexican friend from Guanajuato and our other new friends Tom and Elda. Tonight, Robert Flippo and Kevin Kellam are coming for dinner after which we will go with them to a Spanish language bible study.