It Doesn’t Add Up.

Our Location today is Windsor, Ontario.

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I almost managed to get my wish last night but it was close. I did manage to stay awake long enough after publishing the Blog, to get ready for Bed. I did need to spend time in my Recliner, just to straighten my joints enough that I would sleep. After only an Hour it was time to finish the night in Bed.

Now comes the Mystery. Whether sleeping in my Recliner or Bed, I am connected to a CPAP Machine that show how much time they are running. This morning, I checked as soon as I woke, only to find I had been connected Three Hours more than I spent sleeping. That worked out to being in Bed longer than Kathy, who goes to Bed before I do and gets up later. It just doesn't add up.

We started with a more traditional breakfast of Cereal, before taking our Coffees to the Computers. There were a few RV Blogs along with some Communications that needed our attention.

When it came time for a delayed lunch a Fruit Plate of Peaches, Oranges and Pears, fit the bill for our low activity day.

Still keeping a low activity level, we settled for Perogies for supper.

We watched "Harry Potter and the Hidden Chamber" before the "11 o'clock Local News".

Since we have not gone south since 2019, our Fulltime RV Friends Tom and Deb of Celebrating the Dance, thought it would be nice to get together for a visit. We checked the Weather, and I even gave them directions which they appreciated. This morning, when I double checked the Weather for next week, the only day showing not only Rain but a Storm was the day we were supposed to meet. Tonight, the Local Weather Guesser showed a Fall forecast, that is now showing the entire week as a mess. We'll just keep watching the forecasts.

With few errands that have to be run tomorrow, we'll have no choice but to leave the Apartment.

Thanks for following along and feel free to leave a comment, unless it personally attacks someone for their opinion, or is Spam.

Be Safe and Enjoy!

It’s about time.

Krackers

I used to work in a shoe-recycling shop.

It was sole destroying.