We had a great Thanksgiving with good friends, Sam and Cindy Carlson yesterday. Lots of great food, including both ham and turkey. There were about ten of us, and it was a great day. We returned to our mostly packed house and watched some TV and did some planning for the rest of the weekend.
Today is Black Friday, and the start of the shopping season everywhere--including Juneau. Pamela left in mid morning to staff the Creative Memories booth at the Juneau Public Market where she joined some of her co-workers in selling photo cards, calendars, and other products.
Neil used today as a snow removal day. We got about another foot of snow (enough already!) in the past 24 hours, so he climbed up on top of the fifth wheel RV and pushed off the snow, then pushed snow off the three slides on the RV. He then moved the canoe to the back of the house to get it ready for shipping, and borrowed Sam's snow blower to move snow from the back of the house, around the RV and in all other places that our snow plow driver cannot get to. After a break to take items to recycling, Neil then shoveled the deck and stairs to complete a wonderful day of snow removal. All in all, he figures that he shoveled snow for about five hours today--but some of that was with the help of a snow blower, thank goodness.
Neil picked up Chinese food at the Dragon Inn for when Pamela got home from Public Market around 1830, and found out that there is another three to five inches of show forecast for tonight. Tomorrow, Pamela is back at the Public Market and Neil is going to do some clean up in the garage to make room to move outside things into the garage to dry out before it goes into a moving van on Monday. He isn't sure that he will be able to move the canoe into the garage with all of the packing gear that is in there now. Then again, he may just take Saturday off as a day of rest! Thanks for visiting,
Neil and Pamela
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