When that alarm went off at 6:30
a.m. I did not appreciate it. My
body was wanting more than four hours of rest. By 7:10 a.m. the dogs were fed and Doc and I were out the door. Doc visited Subway for coffee and
sandwiches while I went next door to the grocery store for toilet paper. We could not go home without today’s
coin, so we took an indirect route back to the van. We collected a nickel, then a dime in the parking lot. (Coins #1&2) As we were driving
away, I noted that we still needed a Penny for PENNY Tales. Doc said, “Keep your eyes open as we
are leaving the parking lot.” I
immediately looked out my window and spotted a very run-over penny! Sit-N-Find (Coin #3)
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| Chairs Finally Arrive |
Maribel arrived at 8 a.m. to do
last-minute cleaning. She worked
for 3.5 hours until she had to leave for a wedding.
The 17 re-upholstered chairs which
were expected earlier this week finally arrived at 9 a.m. They look great.
My mom arrived at 2 p.m. to help
for the evening. She insisted upon
creating centerpieces, so she went though the house looking for things to
use. Major detour from my scheduled set-up times.
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| House Tour |
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| Dinner Time |
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| Oven Instructions |
I had posted a sign on the Oven saying “Still trying to
figure out what this device is used for”.
So Greg and Terry showed me with their delicious tray of Baked Ziti.
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| ME Department Persons |
The buffet table was set up in the
Dining Room, coffee and tea at Doc’s Coffee Bar, beverages and appetizers out
on the Patio, the punch bowl in the Family Room, and the dining tables outside
on the patio and driveway.
The
weather was perfect and the City lights were visible in the valley.
In a nutshell: People liked the
Penny Palace”.
I’m glad we found today’s coins
early this morning, because I never thought about Penny Finding the rest of the
day.
Total: 3 Coins P (1), N (1), D (1), Q
(0) = $0.16
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