Evening all.
I had a very nice day today and I hope you did as well.
I went to get the blind for Bonnie and that worked out sort of half and half.
Down side. They didn’t have the blind (so why did they make me drive out there?). Upside. I was promised they would get me one.
Up side, they had the registration for Bonnie. Down side. It was somehow mixed up and instead of getting a new tag for Bonnie, the old tag from the van was transferred to the SUV. Not a big problem. I’ll just get that 2nd tag on Monday when I go to work. Being in the County Center does have it’s plusses.
Upside, now that I have the registration for Bonnie, I can take her to be inspected for the insurance company. They only gave me until 2/2 to have it done or the insurance would be null and void.
Upside, when I mentioned I wanted to have another remote and key made for Bonnie, he told me he would have that done and ready for me next Saturday at half the cost it would have been had I gone to a dealership.
Downside, I have to drive all the way to the other side of town (again) to get it and then again to get the blind when he gets that.
Oh well, such is life.
David Copperfield. Ahhh, what a wonderful show that man does! It was well worth the wait to see him after all of these years and I have made myself the promise that I WILL go see him if he ever comes back this way again.
When I was waiting to go into the show, I stuck up a conversation with a lady who was celebrating her 40th birthday today. She didn’t have anyone who would go to the show with her so she decided to just go on her own. I told her I was in the same boat and had even traveled to NYC by myself to see some shows.
She said she was going to do that as well someday. Anyway, we had a real nice chat and I bumped into her again as we were leaving. She somehow managed to meet Mr. Copperfield. I said that was a very nice gift for ones birthday.
I always have mixed feelings about standing around stage doors N Not that I did-- I just took my time going to the parking lot and shopped in the little store at the theater. Part of me would love the chance to say hello but the other part knows I’ll just choke and say something totally dumb and unremarkable so why bother. I sure goofed when I finely got my moment with Michael Ball. I’m sure I left a big impression with him.
Anyway, I also met a very nice older gentleman who was sitting to my left before the show started. He was there with his daughter and his 3 granddaughters. We had a very nice chat about the lack of good shows on TV and the good old days of the variety shows. Neither of us cared much for the “reality” shows like “Fear Factor”.
I stopped off at Walmart and bought the floor mats for Bonnie along with some other items. Then it was off to Subway to pick up dinner and home.
All in all a very nice day.