First
acid then we re-grouted the pool.
Looks
beautiful and ready to fill.
In Spring, the old Mission Beach Plunge was closed every
year for cleaning. The professionals
that did the jobs were those of us who worked there. We resurfaced the floors, touched up the
paint everywhere, and cleaned both pools.
In many ways, it was our Endless Summer in an age before liability
worries or safety worries. Every day I
am glad I had a chance to work there.
Friend
Kelly upstairs after the filming of “Top Gun.”
Opening
staff for swim lessons.
Himself: Working hard today.
Herself: I forget something every day. Today it was my flip flops and one
brace. Every day it’s something
different.
Reading: #6 in the Beaumont series by JA
Jance.
Balance: Today writing a get well card for
Gloria. She’s the lady who did the cards
at the Discovery Shop. I arrived to take
her to work, and found no one home. Her
ride to a doctor’s appointment found her very faded, and she called 911. My almost dead cell reached her
neighbor. Did she just give up when she
had to give her car away? Just a
thought.
I hope your friend gets better. It's so hard to see them fade away.
ReplyDeleteDavid tells me he's fading. This morning, we argued about who is getting senile. How can you possibly figure that out when both of you think it's the other person who forgets things. The good news is if you go dojo lolly, you won't know it.
ReplyDeleteDo go do lolly!
ReplyDeleteDo go doololly! Grrrrr
ReplyDeleteJoin the club Mage - you aren't the only forgetful one lol
ReplyDeleteAnd isn't it great to have proof that you actually did do things in the past - for when you forget!
Oh and down here we say 'doo lally'
Cathy
Nice pool! It's been a while since I have been in one. David swims every night at the gym, though.
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