Sunday, October 28, 2007
Week Past 10/22-10/28/07
Tue 10/23 on my way to work a police car blocked County Rd 16 so I had to make a detour. Apparently there was an accident. Then I forgot that a portion of Old Shakopee Rd was undergoing road repair since Mon 10/22. They had the appropriate sign announcing the project since last week. So I had to make two detours. Luckily I have more than enough time to get to work making the trip less stressfull in spite of.
Sat 10/27 we attended a wedding reception for W's former colleague Nannah and her Caucasian husband Gregg at the Edina Country Club. They had their wedding in the Philippines and this is their reception for friends residing in the YuHesHay. She mentioned that the cost is more expensive than her actual wedding in Manila. There was the usual toasts and speeches. And everybody danced the night away.
Sun 10/28 after mass W and I had brunch at Old Country Buffet in Burnsville. Then went to the nearby TJ Maxx to walk off that excess calories. I was drowsy I told W to just meet me at the car when she's done window shopping. It was one of those light nap that you wake up when you start snoring. And the weather is just right that the car's interior is not hot nor cold. It didn't take long for the W to get done though I was hoping it would be longer.
We proceeded to Cal's afterwards and bought a concrete garden seat and a planter that are now being sold at 50% discount. The seat was heavy that I huffed and puffed transferring it from our car to the garden at the back of the house. That really woke me up. Then I noticed how scarlet red the leaves of the Red Japanese Maple has become that I took its pic (shown above). After a day or two the leaves were all gone. It was its last blaze of glory before dying or hibernating for the winter.
We proceeded to Cal's afterwards and bought a concrete garden seat and a planter that are now being sold at 50% discount. The seat was heavy that I huffed and puffed transferring it from our car to the garden at the back of the house. That really woke me up. Then I noticed how scarlet red the leaves of the Red Japanese Maple has become that I took its pic (shown above). After a day or two the leaves were all gone. It was its last blaze of glory before dying or hibernating for the winter.
