Tuesday morning I went to exercise in my fluorescent tie dye shirt and lighted shoes and beads since it was fat Tuesday and knew I'd be cycling in the black light room. I had my fluorescent tie dye shirt and lighted shoes on.
I shopped around for Sophie's eye drop prescription since the veterinarian referred my to Osco. I didn't like the $105 bottle. I thought I could mail in a prescription to Chewy.com but they replied that they don't carry it. I checked with Walgreens and it was higher and Walmart was $98. I got it at County Market Pharmacy for $23. I'm elated.
Wednesday morning I was the second reader for Ash Wednesday Mass.
Pretty generous with the ashes. I seemed to get dust in my eyes so that didn't make it till 1PM. Father gave us a wooden coin that says TUIT (for getting a round to it) for Lent. Previous years we were given a stone to carry during Lent and a wooden cross.
Then in the evening I went to the Legion Riders meeting. I take the minutes.
I ordered some interactive dog toys for that busy little Amber.
Two are really good but that purple one is too difficult for her to open drawers.
Friday afternoon I volunteered at the Old State Capitol in the afternoon. In the evening I took Amber to open training at the Capitol Canine Club.
Sunday morning was the first Sunday in Lent. It was also daylight savings time change. The Catholic War Veterans held a memorial Mass at my parish. Pictured:
Don Werner Fr John Nolan Rose Connolly Pat Noel Dale Smith Leon Scott Joan Garvert and Denny KIRCHGESNER
I did not sleep well because of a stiff neck. It seems to be getting worse. I did yoga on Thursday and Saturday and the neck rotation was welcome. A chiropractor is out of the question because of my past. See previous blog. Dr T made my spondy worse. https://ivetret.blogspot.com/2017/02/my-week_26.html
Here's the banner that will carried in the St Patrick's Day Parade. I wonder if the drunks will understand what the temperance movement was about. But then I always felt that reenacting was more about educating than dressing up. Appearance just catches the eye to the learning experience.
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