We played golf again and the weather was perfect! We were doing great today! We never keep score so it is always “great”.
Paul got the walk in… One and a half miles in two hours
The sound was remarkable! When we heard them they were over Katella Boulevard the other side of the Joint Forces Trainig Base. The closer they got, the louder they were!
We heard the sound! 51 Canadian Geese flew right over the course
The black head and neck with a white “chinstrap” distinguish the Canada goose from all other goose species, with the exception of the cackling goose and barnacle goose (the latter, however, has a black breast and gray rather than brownish body plumage). The seven subspecies of this bird vary widely in size and plumage details, but all are recognizable as Canada geese.
The goose weighs in at 20 pounds!
When Sue shows up on the ninth hole, Lilly comes a running (OK, swimming) over to get her meal! So do some ducks. Lilly recognizes Sue from 100 yards out!
Grandma feeds the babies
We did some Happy Hour before deciding to go to Patty’s Place for a drink. We met up with an old Boeing friend. We tasted some scotch which was interesting. Paul Rusnock had a salad and then we hit home!
We tasted some scotch with Paul Rusnock
Time to go home and do the treadmill and watch some Star Trek!
On our way home to watch Star Trek and the Treadmill
In the first episode Captain Archer, Commander Tucker and Sub-Commander T’Pol are having dinner in honor of the first anniversary of T’Pol’s assignment aboard Enterprise. During conversation, Archer asks why T’Pol traveled to Carbon Creek, Pennsylvania before she joined Enterprise. T’Pol reveals that, contrary to human belief that the first contact between humans and Vulcans occurred in the mid-2060s (as seen in Star Trek: First Contact), it actually occurred a century earlier. Tucker and Archer react incredulously to this claim, so T’Pol offers to tell them her great-grandmother’s story.
You can read about the next episode on Wiki
