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| Doc's Pomona Office |
More cleaning, more
packing, more transporting, more unloading, more organizing, etc., etc.
This morning Doc headed out to meet
son Brian for coffee in Pasadena.
I cleaned and sorted and tried to make a little headway in all this
chaos.
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| Tina's Pomona Office |
At 9:45 Doc and I met for breakfast
in Glendora. One penny at the
restaurant. (Coin #1) We were driving separate vehicles, so
Doc headed to the post office to mail the bills I had paid last night. He found a very run-over quarter (at
least we think it is). (Coin #2) I went to the bank. I reached the Pomona house
significantly sooner than Doc and wondered what happened to him. He detoured through
the high school parking lot to search for coins. Penny Fever. He
collected a penny and a dime.
(Coins #3&4).
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| Tina's Pomona Office |
At the Pomona house I continued
packing up stuff in my office. Doc
spent the first hour downloading photos and compiling the Penny Tale videos for
the past two days. He wanted to
get caught up with those before disconnecting and transporting his
computer. Who knows if it will
work at the Penny Palace?
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| Another Load to Transport |
It took a few hours to get the van
and Pippy loaded with the gear.
Then we headed back to the Penny Palace. I think the heat and all the loading and unloading got to
me. By 4 p.m. I was no longer able
to function. With only four hours
sleep last night, a nap was now essential. Nap? How about
just the second part of last night’s rest?
At 8:30 p.m. Doc and I headed out
to do this week’s grocery shopping.
We went to three stores as usual, but these were local versus the ones
we have frequented for years. I
found 3 pennies at the first grocery store, none at the second store, and three
quarters, two dimes, and a penny at the third store. That was a nice welcome to the new neighborhood and good for
an Attitude Adjustment. (Coins #5-13)
Total: 13 Coins P (6), N (0), D (3), Q (4)
= $1.36
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