We braved downtown Lexington's traffic and picked up a driving tour map since they don't have those handy CDs anymore. Drat. Naturally the ones we left with the kids here got shuffled off somewhere in the move. They'll turn up one of these days, I'm sure, but for now we'll have to make do with a paper map. How retro! It was an unpleasant surprise to discover that there was roadwork smack dab in front of the Visitor Center but I went around a few blocks (a few times) to find my way back to the place, parked the van in a loading zone (what? I turned on the flashers and, besides, who'd ticket a van with disabled plates and the disabled guy in it?), dashed in to get the map from Miss Frances whom I'd spoken with on the phone, and dashed back out before the long arm of the law could scoop Durwood up.
Hmm, Miss Frances... I remember when I was little and TV was new I watched Miss Frances and Ding Dong School, and look what I found on YouTube. It's Miss Frances making a peanut butter, banana, and lettuce sandwich on white bread. Um, no, thank you, but I love watching the innocent, homey little clip from the show. Do you think Miss Frances could get a job on TV today, boys and girls? Not on your nelly.

Didn't write last night. I spent the evening crafting with DD and SIL1 figuring out centerpieces for a friend's wedding reception. It was fun. I was bushed when I got back to the room, turned out the light and zonked off.
--Barbara
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That birthday picture of you certainly rivals the one of your mom! Soooo cute!!! And I love the shopping bags from Trader Joe's. Just those are worth a visit. Looks like you got some yummy treats too!
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