There was a drip irrigation workshop yesterday morning from 9 to 11, so I didn't do much else except eat breakfast, shower and dress, before I drove there. It was at the greenhouses on South Milledge belonging to UGA's Horticulture Dept., and taught by a professor. Lots of good information. Of course, I would have to spend money to buy the parts, but it might save us money on water bills. At this exact moment, we have enough water, but that will surely change. I didn't rain much here yesterday, but it was very overcast with some occasional sprinkles.

Ray went and cut firewood, which was great. He was exhausted though. Fortunately, it was relatively cool.

I made us omelets with peppers for lunch and watched some Olympics recorded from the day before. Volleyball, track, platform diving, women's water polo. I could watch all day every day and not see everything. The recordings are great, because you can skip through the ads and even the interviews if you want, just watching the action.

We went to Paul and Tanya's to celebrate her birthday. It was nice to see many of our neighbors. They were having pork barbecue and asparagus...as well as lots of other things, including cake. but we had another invitation. We met Janna and Ron and Deb and John and Becky and Kent at Teds Most Best for a lovely dinner and then the theater. Lysistrata at Town & Gown. Ray was running the box office, and it was sold out. They had to turn people away. Which is nice in one way, but it was kind of a madhouse. Some people said they had reservations, but their names weren't listed...

The show was not my favorite, but impressive. A large cast, of whom we knew many.