I had a fun and busy Sunday, but now I'm tired.

Yesterday we had pancakes with blueberries from our yard. Yum! The Captain opened his Father's Day presents and seemed to enjoy them. I cooked the potatoes and eggs for Salad Nicoise and then Ray and I went to the Fellowship, where I sang with the choir. A couple we had talked to at the anniversary party brought a boxed set of the Vicar of Dibley they had at home. Now we can laugh ourselves silly! Of course, we already have a lot of shows recorded that we need to watch...

We picked up a couple things at EarthFare and then went to get Janna. She had lunch with us and then she and I drove to the mall of Georgia. She is going to Europe in a couple weeks and wanted to get some things for her trip. She bought a couple pair of shoes, some socks and perfume. Apparently, she wears it every day. I said I would rather go out to dinner and she said, fortunately, she could do both. I reluctantly resisted the temptation to buy a $100 purse, or even try on shoes. The Clarks store was very tempting. I did order Ray a pair of shoes and bought a belt for him that was on sale.

Back at home by 6, Ray had made dinner and we sat down to eat (Ron had come to get Janna). Then we drove to Watkinsville. Ray and I had volunteered to usher at a production of Much Ado about Nothing on the lawn at Ashford Manor. It was fun, we were very close to the action. Harry V. was Claudio--he is a heartthrob--to think we used to babysit him1 It was very hot and humid for sitting on the lawn, though. We drank some Freixenet that we had been given a while ago. Whenever I do something like that, I ask myself if it is worth it as I stumble into bed after 11. The air conditioning felt awfully good.