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Supreme Leader allowed in person dining to open in a few counties here. It was sure nice to sit on the patio of my local eatery, have a buffalo burger and flirt with the cute green haired server yesterday. Forecast is for mid to high 90's this week UGH. Now for a walk and a good cigar this morning.
A bison burger sounds so good. Hard to get in Texas, Still have not eaten out since March 3. I, too, did a short walk before the big hail storm this afternoon (so says the TV weatherman).
We haven’t eaten out yet. We are kayaking, biking and walking the dog for miles, solitary activities. When this began we started seeing all sorts of people outside riding bikes or walking with very few cars on the roads in the neighborhoods. Now traffic is increasing and we are back to seeing the same people that always walked their dogs and less of the others. The temp and humidity is raising which is probably affecting people being outside, but I was encouraged to see so many new people out and about as hoped it would last. It’s kind of sad to see everyone going back to their old habits.
A bison burger sounds so good. Hard to get in Texas, Still have not eaten out since March 3. I, too, did a short walk before the big hail storm this afternoon (so says the TV weatherman).
They sell bison meat at HEB - ground for hamburgers.
It is a rough day out there for our firefighters here in Arizona. They are battling brush fires. One fire burning yesterday burnt down at least a dozen homes in the Cave Creek area and is still burning, and many more people are evacuated. The Interstate between Phoenix and Flagstaff is closed in both directions as they battle another fire. It is not easy working out there in temps over 100.
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