All That And A Bag Of Chips, Part 1
Friday Night

Granted, it was like sticking the stuff into an oven at 200 degrees or so. It took a long time to complete the process. And to say that the hot dogs were "cooked" would be a bit generous. They were warm.

Saturday
Saturday we had lunch with Scruffy at a Mexican place, and we invited him to go bowling with us. He declined, saying that it sounded like too much exercise.
I worry about Scruffy.

I'm not a good bowler.
My wife went over 100 with her first score, blowing away my pathetic little 80. I won the second game, although all I could manage was an 85 and a thumb bruise.

Sunday stories tomorrow! (unless something crazy happens today).
1 Comments:
I love bowling with you sweetie!
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