Not sleeping very well and my back is still bothering me. All will be well soon.

Yesterday morning, I dropped Ray off and went to EarthFare to pick up the cups they were donating. The woman who got them for me asked, "just the cups?" I said, "if you have any fruit you want to get rid of, we'd love to have it." She came back with the manager and the produce manager and they packed up some bananas and oranges for us and carried it out to the car for me. Then I went to Kroger on College Station and bought some other things we needed: individual packs of cookies, gatorade mix, sodas, napkins...I only spent $50, so felt pretty good. It was a little after 12 when I got to the Land Trust, and Heather said she had already bought everything we needed. Darn! I didn't realize she said she was going to do that. She didn't even have a list. So, now we have plenty, some left over for the future, or to return.

I had a few email inquiries and details to take care of. The shirts were ready a little after 3, and several of us put everything in them. I put the right size shirt in and put a sticker on for the ones that preregistered. There are 30 of them. We'll probably have a few more and we won't lose any money. I was kind of excited for a while. Now I just want it to be over. The shirts and bags are really nice.

I left a little after 5 and picked Ray up. We went to a graduation party for Dusty in Oconee County. Ray had bought a book of advice for college students and we stopped at Add Drug to buy a sheet of tissue paper to wrap it in. It was a nice party. We ate barbecue and talked to Ray's friend John and a couple others, notably Paul's Uncle Rob, who grew up in the northeast.

It was 90 degrees late in the day and it was a little hard to fall asleep. Then I woke up too early. Now to thrash around and get over there.