During that storm the temps dropped ten Cd to about freezing with all that hail! Flooded underpasses with down slope ponds and blown manholes formed the news reports. It was pandemonium all across Calgary and environs!
Leaves and hail stones covered the lawn in front of my window, while the Elm tree’s leaves rained down with the hail and sky water. I filmed about half a minute of this down pour from my kitchen window looking at the parking lot to the East of us here.
The Monday night before, Michelle and I enjoyed our ethnic supper at the ‘Salt and Pepper’ in Inglewood seated outside on the patio in the nicest summer evening you could wish for! What a difference a day makes!
Michelle had suggested this spot after she had been there the night before during the Calgary Fringe Festival, which plays out in Inglewood and is still going until coming Sunday. I may go Saturday evening to take in the ‘Berlin Waltz’ a one person show about Berlin, where I was for the month of August in 1999.
Last Friday Ina - my former spouse - and I had a drink at Earl’s as it was fifty years ago then, that we had our wedding.
Last Friday Ina - my former spouse - and I had a drink at Earl’s as it was fifty years ago then, that we had our wedding. This act of reminiscence and honouring many shared experiences went well, taking about three hours of treasured memories and acknowledgement, complete with a few pictures!
Last Sunday night I sent an email to my brother with pictures, to which he promptly replied with thanks. So, that potentially adversity was nipped in the bud and we will continue from here, with ore emails I presume.
Today I meet Shirley at around one pm. We have not met since she left for England last February, so I’m looking forward to see and hear her, because she has always many things to relate! Then later on I’ll visit Juliet, but I still have to phone to confirm. John and family are back from holidays and Derrick is in the last two weeks of his final summer school course, which will close off his masters study in psychology. Wow!! What a switch from Mechanical Engineering so many years ago.