Rather than eating out in a restaurant to celebrate Justin’s new job, Supervising Construction Inspector 4 for the City of Sacramento, everyone came to my house for dinner.

After dinner, we played Ravine.

As Uncle Justin prepared for a thumb-wrestling contest with the player on his right, he had to sing everything he wanted to say to Sophia. It’s a terrible thing when you draw a Madness card.



Monthly Archives: March 2020
ELPAC testing
Sophia and Avery
Heritage Park Safety Fair
I represented Jibe at this event. Heritage Park is a 55+ gated community with 965 homes (twice as big as my 55+ community).

It took place in the ballroom. About 30 vendors were there.

The crowd is about to arrive.

Surprise: Leslie Weisgerber was there helping her daughter-in-law Alexandra who works for the Alzheimer’s Association.

TGIF
At Four Seasons Lodge tonight. I worked with Steve and Teresita:

Our theme was Little Irish Pub. Steve shared some interesting information about St Patrick’s Day and I made a LOT of Scotch Eggs.

We had a really good turnout. And I didn’t have to take ANY eggs home. Whew!

I was so happy Ade drove out to join in.

ELPAC testing
When madness sets in
In the game Ravine, if it’s time for a health check and you only have one heart, you must draw a Madness card. You might have to hug and not let go of the person on your right until someone else (me) helps you out (right after I take a picture).

Or have a thumb wrestling contest. The loser loses one heart.






