Week of Sunday July 5th through Saturday July 11th, 2026
SUNDAY: I decided yesterday that coming home today (Sunday) instead of Monday like I (kind of) originally planned might be best. I was running out of clean clothing and also, I was getting that "longing for home" feeling. I left Leslie's place a little bit after eight a.m. (I think) and got on the thruway and stayed on the thruway until I got to the very last exit (Lockport/Depew). I had stopped a couple of times to use a rest room and also, I got a medium Dr. Pepper (ugh over four dollars) at one of the thruway plazas, but I do not remember which one. As I approached Lockport, I decided to make a few stops. First, I filled up with gas at the "cheaper" place. But gas was cheaper around Auburn. I went to Chiavetta's and purchased a half a chicken, and to Panera for a drink, and then to Mark's for a slice of pizza. When I got home (about 12:20 p.m.) I had the pizza for my lunch. I found out that my internet was not working, so I had to call Spectrum twice. The last tech got it up and going immediately. Then I started a load of laundry. I spent the rest of the day at home. Mary brought my mail down and left it on the porch. I had half of the half chicken from Chiavetta's for supper along with a baked potato and baked beans.
MONDAY: I went with Elaine to the Palace Theatre where we purchased tickets for the upcoming play WEST SIDE STORY. She had a coupon for a BUY ONE GET ONE free. After she dropped me off, I went out to do my errands. WalGreens first for picking up two prescriptions, then to the USPS where I mailed a package of photographs to Christa, and then to Peg and David's house to pick up their mail. Then I decided to get lunch at SUBWAY. Then to PANERA for a drink and then to ALDI for a few groceries. I spent the rest of the day at home. I made a potato salad, and marinated zucchini slices which I prepared on the grill pan. I had some of the Chiavetta's chicken for supper, but I still have some left! I did a few reviews on tripadvisor and worked more on unpacking. Still a bit to do, stuff on my dining area table waiting to be put away.
TUESDAY July 7th. After Life Group this morning, eight of us went to THE FIELDSTONE for lunch. I had the shrimp basket and salad bar. The cream of mushroom soup was really good. I had a nap in the afternoon and then went to the library for Jim Boles presentation about the Lockport caves.
It was very interesting and there were a LOT of people there, except for one LORI, she had the time wrong and arrived when it was all over. She texted me and I invited her to come over and she and I watched a movie on ANGEL.
WEDNESDAY: Lori did not get up in time to get ready for BARKER SENIORS. I almost decided to skip it, but since I had invited Marlene, I felt I should go even though I didn't know if she was going to go. However, she came in while I was doing the exercises. Carole Marie Fuller wanted to ask me some questions about my Alaska trip last September since she will be going on the August cruise/land tour with the Barker Seniors. The BREAD MAN gave a presentation about how he makes bread and gives it away, and everyone got a free loaf of bread.
His name is Chet Fery, and he is from Brockport.After I left Barker, I went to the Office for the Aging and got coupons for fresh produce and to Tom's Diner to pick up maps for the Garden Walk this coming weekend. I spent the rest of the day at home. I messaged Julie Diel about the upcoming Movers and Makers luncheon or picnic, and am hoping she gets my text.
Earlier today, I asked Andrea if she was busy this evening. She had a meeting o go to and agreed to pick me up when she was done. We went to three of the gardens open tonight. The first was on Earnest Road and the other two were on High Street. It was my first time seeing the one on Earnest Drive.
Then we decided to get something to eat. Short Street bar had already shut their kitchen down. Attitudes was crowded and had loud music, so we ended up at Sub Delicious where we shared a quesadilla. It was not all that good.











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