MONDAY MOURNING
I went to Cross Plains to take more Robert E. Howard cowboy story columns to the Cross Plains Review. I took a Senior Citizens meal to Vanda and then ate at the Center. I like salmon patties. It was there that I found while I was gone for Thanksgiving that my neighbor Jean Draper died from cancer and was buried in the Cottonwood cemetery. She was only 63, a blow to her husband who participated in the Cancer Walk a couple of months ago.
The weather is predicted to change to a wintry mix. I have prepared the fireplace because the temperature isn't supposed to get above 39 tomorrow.
I went to Cross Plains to take more Robert E. Howard cowboy story columns to the Cross Plains Review. I took a Senior Citizens meal to Vanda and then ate at the Center. I like salmon patties. It was there that I found while I was gone for Thanksgiving that my neighbor Jean Draper died from cancer and was buried in the Cottonwood cemetery. She was only 63, a blow to her husband who participated in the Cancer Walk a couple of months ago.
The weather is predicted to change to a wintry mix. I have prepared the fireplace because the temperature isn't supposed to get above 39 tomorrow.
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