A Day in Indiana

We slept in a little this morning, then went to the Golden Egg Pancake House for breakfast, where we both had a Seniors Denver Omelet, which was perfectly prepared.

Then Carole wanted to go shopping . . . which wasn't a surprise. We drove to one of her most favorite stores, the Elder-Beerman Department Store, and parked in her usual place . . . just outside the entrance leading directly into the Women's Petite Department. While Carole got lost in the Women's Department, I wandered into the Men's Department.

Of course, we both came away with some new clothes.




Late in the afternoon, a long-time friend of Carole's, Dianna Jackson, came to the Campground where "The Bus" is parked. We talked for awhile, then all drove to the home of Peggy Hann, another long time friend of Carole's. Peggy lives in Goshen, Indiana.

We opened wine while Peggy put pizza in the oven, then we enjoyed a relaxing dinner while the "girls" did a lot of reminiscing.

In the photo at the right, that's Peggy of the left, Dianna in the center, and, of course, Carole on the right. From the reminiscing I overheard, back in the days when they were all single, they must have been the female equivalent of the three musketeers.

And so ended "A Day in Indiana".