Kind of a long weekend full of various and random events. Things got underway Thursday afternoon with the end of winter semester in the form of an NA570 exam that went pretty well. Then it was into the Jimmy, westward, to a finale orchestra concert at Fairchild Auditorium at MSU. Following the music was a visit to the Parlour On Campus for dinner and ice cream with family in town for Robin's last concert.
Friday I did a little yard work before scooting to Jenelle's convocation, then dinner with her parents, then home to rest. Saturday morning found us in South Lyon attending a cousin's first communion, followed by a day-long party in South Lyon with her family from far and wide. I'm finding it is an interesting line to toe, spending time with adults and kids alike. The early twenties are a strange time in a person's life when your own age is closer to that of a child than of their parents, so I found it appropriate to shoot hoops and play soccer with the youngsters present and also talk cars and boats and careers with the 'older' crowd.
Sunday we also did a bit more on the yard and made enchiladas and watched a movie. My biggest thought there is that it is really weird what comes to mind while you are working; I realized yesterday that I hadn't blogged my order from last Saturday's visit to Zingerman's, a nosher-sized #42 Siegel's Special Number. Pretty tasty, but still a runner up to reigning champ Dave's Open Road.

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