Yesterday I stayed home while Ray went to work. This causes problems because we don't pay for a UGA parking pass, so usually he parks at my Dad's and takes a campus bus, but sometimes he is running late and takes a chance on a ticket and then moves the car later. Anyway, it's a pain. The city buses don't run as far out as we live; they stop 5 miles from us. So I could drive him to the bus stop and drive home again, but that's not too convenient or good for the environment. Yesterday as he was driving in, a city bus was in the lane beside him, so he drove into a parking lot and caught it at the next stop.

I walked by myself, only about 15 minutes. I made lemon squares for potluck--there were not any left over, so I guess that is a "yes" for the dessert night. And I made a couple loaves of bread. The weather was gray and wet, but not very cold, in the low 60s. I spent a lot of time on the computer. There is a job that I really want that someone pointed out to me. It is a grant the Council on Aging recieved to start a program called the Village, providing supports to allow older people to stay in their homes and recieve some of the services (and social activities) that they would in a residential community like assisted living. Naturally I am excited about this and I think I would be an awesome candidate. Now to convince them.

Jean B. died about 3 in the afternoon. I was a bit sad, but there was not any reason for her to stay. She was in a lot of pain, and in and out of consciousness. Her sister and cousin were with her.

My Dad came by and worked outside a little in the afternoon. It had cleared some and gotten windy. He had lost power at his house.

Ray came home, my Dad left, and we went to potluck, stopping to feed the pigs on the way. Choir was good; we sang a Buddhist chant (Gate Gate) that I found very calming. A little TV and then bed.