I
guess we're safe now. Everybody in the coffee group is got the second
shot and we would the mandatory two weeks so it's coffee as usual on
Thursday mornings for the coffee group. Actually, it started again
last week but for one reason or another I got my wires crossed and
didn't make it. Today I almost missed when I got into a conversation
with Dianne over a friend of ours in critical condition up in Davis
County. This we still have the coffee group spread over three
different tables I guess we still are doing social distancing to some
degree, makes a hard on the seniors who have serious hearing issues.
Seriously
whatever, I was unable to get out of the coffee group this week
primarily because I started my wash early in the laundromat is fairly
close to the common room where the coffee groups held. There are a
couple new people at the coffee group today. Mostly disabled players
except for there is the absence of a couple of regulars who, for
medical reasons or whatever were no-shows. No major discussions at
today's gathering I guess we are all getting back into the coffee
routine. With new people beings working to establish enough trust to
bring up delicate issues. Marjorie had once again built cinnamon
rolls – – don't get me wrong these are great little rounds of
dough covered with icing cinnamon a few walnuts chopped. It's not the
big nice pull parts cinnamon rolls I remember from junior high
cafeteria but hey any port in a storm right? Everything's better with
coffee to wash it down even war. A couple nights ago I started
watching Private Ryan . I've
seen this movie wants to forgot how brutal the film starts with
soldiers literally getting chopped up as they tried to leave those
long boats on Omaha Beach. Unbelievable. The first 20 minutes of that
movie is almost unwatchable. What got me on this segue was was a
couple scenes where the Allied commanders are washing down the scenes
of D-Day with large mugs of coffee. I guess trying to make my point
that everything's better with coffee.We spent the day, really,
getting reacquainted which is strange since most of us have been here
over to her three years at the apartment complex and this is the only
time we ever come close to getting together. It was nice though to
see some of these folks find out what they've been up to over the
last year. No great revelations. People are getting by those who have
cancer still look pretty good except down a little bit weight wise I
guess that's not so bad. I just don't know how to really launch into
that question of “so how's it going”. Maybe next week of the week
after as we all get back into our coffee cahoots. The weather is
turning really good and I suspect will lose some of the coffee
drinkers who actually go on stroll around the park and the good
weather. Part of their health regime.
At
about 10 o'clock people started wandering away from Thursday morning
coffee having their fill of caffeine and other old geezers like
themselves. I'd nearly forgotten I had close of the wash but I was
not able to check on them immediately sense Irene who sort of handles
the coffee group refreshments. A couple of folks have their own
coffee cups such as I. I always bring my coffee cup however empty it
might be/full and handed to Irene who then pours whatever copies left
into it to go cup and usually whatever coffee is left over goes into
a second to go cup and given to me. I also have first dibs of
whatever refreshments might be left but refreshments this week for
Slim Pickens at best. If there are maple bars photograph some but
hockey puck cinnamon rolls and dusty crackers. I just had coffee to
take back to the unit and that selfsame old question in the back of
my mind “do I really need to be here Thursday mornings?”
I
guess we're safe now. Everybody in the coffee group is got the second
shot and we would the mandatory two weeks so it's coffee as usual on
Thursday mornings for the coffee group. Actually, it started again
last week but for one reason or another I got my wires crossed and
didn't make it. Today I almost missed when I got into a conversation
with Dianne over a friend of ours in critical condition up in Davis
County. This we still have the coffee group spread over three
different tables I guess we still are doing social distancing to some
degree, makes a hard on the seniors who have serious hearing issues.
Seriously
whatever, I was unable to get out of the coffee group this week
primarily because I started my wash early in the laundromat is fairly
close to the common room where the coffee groups held. There are a
couple new people at the coffee group today. Mostly disabled players
except for there is the absence of a couple of regulars who, for
medical reasons or whatever were no-shows. No major discussions at
today's gathering I guess we are all getting back into the coffee
routine. With new people beings working to establish enough trust to
bring up delicate issues. Marjorie had once again built cinnamon
rolls – – don't get me wrong these are great little rounds of
dough covered with icing cinnamon a few walnuts chopped. It's not the
big nice pull parts cinnamon rolls I remember from junior high
cafeteria but hey any port in a storm right? Everything's better with
coffee to wash it down even war. A couple nights ago I started
watching Private Ryan . I've
seen this movie wants to forgot how brutal the film starts with
soldiers literally getting chopped up as they tried to leave those
long boats on Omaha Beach. Unbelievable. The first 20 minutes of that
movie is almost unwatchable. What got me on this segue was was a
couple scenes where the Allied commanders are washing down the scenes
of D-Day with large mugs of coffee. I guess trying to make my point
that everything's better with coffee. We spent the day, really,
getting reacquainted which is strange since most of us have been here
over to her three years at the apartment complex and this is the only
time we ever come close to getting together. It was nice though to
see some of these folks find out what they've been up to over the
last year. No great revelations. People are getting by those who have
cancer still look pretty good except down a little bit weight wise I
guess that's not so bad. I just don't know how to really launch into
that question of “so how's it going”. Maybe next week of the week
after as we all get back into our coffee cahoots. The weather is
turning really good and I suspect will lose some of the coffee
drinkers who actually go on stroll around the park and the good
weather. Part of their health regime.
At
about 10 o'clock people started wandering away from Thursday morning
coffee having their fill of caffeine and other old geezers like
themselves. I'd nearly forgotten I had close of the wash but I was
not able to check on them immediately sense Irene who sort of handles
the coffee group refreshments. A couple of folks have their own
coffee cups such as I. I always bring my coffee cup however empty it
might be/full and handed to Irene who then pours whatever copies left
into it to go cup and usually whatever coffee is left over goes into
a second to go cup and given to me. I also have first dibs of
whatever refreshments might be left but refreshments this week for
Slim Pickens at best. If there are maple bars photograph some but
hockey puck cinnamon rolls and dusty crackers. I just had coffee to
take back to the unit and that selfsame old question in the back of
my mind “do I really need to be here Thursday mornings?”