It looks like a typical summer day. The temperature should be in the 90's. There does not seem to be a lot of activity around the mill. They did weigh out the last container. So I am not sure whether there are more coming this week or not. I hope to get in some writing and some serious exercising. I am wearing the tennis shoes though they make my foot hurt. There may be a little swelling in the right foot since there seems to be some pressure around my big toe. No gut aches recently, the cold is gone, and I can walk around pretty well.

It was a fairly busy day. I had three Laughlin trucks and a load of hay. There were several COD customers that helped my cash flow. I was able to get the weekly reports out and bring all my personal accounts up to date. Tom came by and sat around getting ready for his camping trip. He asked about Saturday Market so that came out. He thought there should be an organization which I agree and then it would not be just one person's opinion.

I wrote a letter to Schimmele and started on his entries. I got a letter from Michael that he is all set for the release. It sounds like he should be okay. I don't know how much time we can spend together on the 1st. HIs family maybe sticking around and driving him everywhere. I would expect so. All I need to do is set up the phone account and get his Visa card activated.

I did not get in a set of exercises but I did walk the loop. I tried stretching this morning and things felt pretty good. My walking is pretty much normal again. I ate sparingly a salad and corn for supper with some melon and nine grain cereal. Tom will be gone for the rest of the week. Rick came by and said he worked most of the weekend. He bought his youngest son a pair of boots for his birthday. He is quite a guy.

I watched Stomp The Yard long enough to know I did not want to watch the rest of it. I watched The History Boys about a group of boys studying to get into Cambridge or Oxford. They had a homosexual teacher that was a pretty dynamic teacher but a rather pathetic person.

THe Most Memorable Positive Moment was getting another letter from Michael.