Indian food for lunch, then off to pick up new glasses and contacts. Got a quick pep-talk from the cashier at Ten Thousand Villages, who had served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Togo. Later, we waited in line at the local CVS for the H1N1 vaccine, and flipped through celebrity hairstyle magazines. (Did you know that all celebrities look exactly the same??) When we got home, there was an incredibly kind and wonderful letter in our mailbox from the Tulsa County Bahais.
We finished our day together with the last installment of Picnic Thursday with our Durham crew. Melissa outdid herself -- oven-baked ham, baked beans'n'ham, and bacon-wrapped asparagus. We then rolled ourselves a few blocks over to the Nasher Museum to see Superchunk play outside on the lawn. Dear lord, it was an amazing show. I can now leave Durham as a happy man.
Tomorrow we work to get as much packed as we can. Wish us luck!
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Poster #1 and #2!!! You forgot to mention my sojourn into the woods to procure Allison. Lucky I have the tracking merit badge.
ReplyDeleteYour electronics have been recycled! They even gave me a chapstick to thank me for recycling. Yeah, that's what hippies want; chapstick. I'd rather have a birkenstock keychain.
Tomorrow...the modem.