Cylinders Galore

It's been fun catching up on my favorite blog, Bekah! eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

My new job is all about cylinders, mainly Nitrogen and Carbon Dioxide, over 2000 of them. I am supposed to keep track of them and make sure we are charging the customers correctly. It is very confusing, but with each day it gets easier. The people are nice enough, and being a couple of minutes from the beach is the greatest. At lunch time, I sometimes drive to the end of the seawall and watch the ships pass by on their way to houston through TC. I can see TC from there. The weather last monday was gorgeous! The fact that a biochemical lab is right down the street from where I work gives me a bit of a strange feeling. The only good thing about that is, if I die from something related to that lab's existence, my decendants will be able to tell a good story about their grandma's death. The stories are pretty scary I hear around here about the possiblities of quarintening the island and shooting anything in the water should an outbreak occur.

Rick and his boys came for a short visit this past weekend through Tuesday. We went to see the movie about Robots. I didn't care for it, but the boys liked it.

Today is cold and moist. Monday was hot and dry. We bar-b-qued on sunday. Ronnie and family came over. We all played cards and passed a good time, as Barry would say. We took long walks with our dogs and we went to an estate sale down the street.

This coming Sunday is the 1st B Church's 100th anniversary celebration. Most of the Griffin's will be going. I wish I could go, but we are going to Austin to provide a crawfish boil at B's son's house. Maybe we can drive out to Dripping Springs and check out some land for sale.

Blog at cha later.