Greetings,
This morning as I write this I realize a lot of you are
having to endure some very cold weather. Better you than me, if I was up there
I’d be whining so much someone would smack me in the head. Monday was MLK day;
TV news here in Orlando
was all about robbing, shooting, etc., sad reflection about the lack of
advancement in some segments of our society. That’s all I’ll say about that.
We’ve washed the jeep, made our first trip to Wal-Mart and have
generally settled into our winter home. Millie goes to the exercise room every morning;
I walk the dogs and tell myself that is exercise. We have ridden our bikes and
will do that a lot while we’re here. Millie rode off and left me the other day
because I stop and talk to anybody, but I did find my friends Wayne and MaryAnn
Wingard, or rather, they found me when I stopped to chat with someone across
from their motorhome.
I flunked a tolerance test yesterday, but was consoled with
a fine Mexican dinner accompanied by a lovely lady with golden shoes. Let me
explain; a couple days before we left Myrtle
Beach I broke a crown on one of my molars. Knowing my
dentist would not be able to replace it before our departure I decided to deal
with it while traveling. My first idea was to wait until we got to Texas and go across the
boarder to a Mexican dentist. Cost being the main factor in this idea, but then
I decided I didn’t want to wait around in Southwest Texas
for a week or two while the replacement was being made.
I did an internet search and selected a dentist near our
campground. Goldberg Dental is a large firm with about 8-10 offices in Florida. I arrived 15 minute
before my appointment and soon observed that this was a very busy office. I
wasn’t too concerned as it appeared to have a large staff to handle the volume
of people coming and going. I won’t go into detail but after two hours of
sitting in the waiting room I got up and walked out, never having been seen by
anyone other than the receptionists.
Millie had been shopping at a nearby Bealls Department store
nearly the whole time which she assured me was not a hardship and she was very
pleased with the golden shoes she purchased. We went to Ay Jalisco Mexican
restaurant for a late lunch where a fine meal and my lovely wife brought my
world back to happy. Not sure what I’m going to do about the tooth but that’s
for another day.
See you down the road.
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