Sunday, September 23, 2018

This morning when I woke up, I had a headache so I decided to stay home from church.

However I did go to the church later on because today Peggy and Ben held a joint event CONNEXUS...……….a gathering for the youth group which is called NEXUS and the seniors group which is called CONNECT.  After church, the seniors provided a meal for the "kids".   The church provided drinks, pizza and Chiavetta's chicken and several of the seniors brought a dish to pass.

Peggy and I arranged the tables so that each table would have some seniors and some teens.  We did this by having different colored plates for each age group.

The event was a lot of fun.  We played a game of matching up slang from the fifties and sixties with slang of today.  The table which made the most matches won vintage candy.  We passed out ice cream sandwiches as people were leaving.

After this event, Peggy and I went to Lewiston to visit Carrie.  I took a bag of clothing for her: mostly pajamas, a few tops and a black Old Navy fleece jacket.  I put those items away.  We had a nice visit.

Immediately after that, I went to the END OF SUMMER GARDEN PARTY at the Herman's house.  There were tons of snacks, then main dishes, and then deserts.  SO MUCH FOOD!!!!!   I finally got home about 6:30 p.m.   I was too exhausted to work on packing for my trip on Tuesday, but I watched a couple of hours of TV before going to bed.

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