After a hard bike ride Friday, golf on Saturday, and another hard bike ride Sunday, just like in the Tour d'France, I decided today would be a rest day.
I did walk to the golf course, this morning, to sign up for the club match play competition, starting next month, and then to the bank, but after that I settled in front of the TV, for a day of total relaxation.
Of course that can get pretty boring after a while.
Even with over 200 stations to select from, there's only so much television any one person can watch. So I did little things, like pay some bills, take out the garbage, put the new registration sticker on the car, clean out the glove compartment (why do they call it a glove compartment?) and center console, in preparation for our trip to Oregon on Saturday, and surfed the internet.
Oh, and I did do a little bit of work also!
One thing of interest I discovered, when cleaning out the center console of the car, was my SuperCuts frequent hair cut card. It's the card they fill out each time you get a hair cut, and after 9 cuts, you get the 10th one free.
I found it interesting because the last date on it was December 12, 2002, and I haven't had a hair cut since that time.
It also gave me something write about, and occupy some more of my time today.
Ooops! Gotta go, the Rifleman starts in 10 minutes.
I did walk to the golf course, this morning, to sign up for the club match play competition, starting next month, and then to the bank, but after that I settled in front of the TV, for a day of total relaxation.
Of course that can get pretty boring after a while.
Even with over 200 stations to select from, there's only so much television any one person can watch. So I did little things, like pay some bills, take out the garbage, put the new registration sticker on the car, clean out the glove compartment (why do they call it a glove compartment?) and center console, in preparation for our trip to Oregon on Saturday, and surfed the internet.
Oh, and I did do a little bit of work also!
One thing of interest I discovered, when cleaning out the center console of the car, was my SuperCuts frequent hair cut card. It's the card they fill out each time you get a hair cut, and after 9 cuts, you get the 10th one free.
I found it interesting because the last date on it was December 12, 2002, and I haven't had a hair cut since that time.
It also gave me something write about, and occupy some more of my time today.
Ooops! Gotta go, the Rifleman starts in 10 minutes.
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Rifleman? You must be bored.
Sunday John forced me to watch "Support your local Sheriff" and then "The Blues Brothers." The office got steam cleaned today on the outside to prepare for painting. You want to come in and watch paint dry?