We go back to the Millpond and meet our hostess. She is kind, curious about what we do, and helpful in choosing a very nice Italian place for dinner. I can't say enough good things about our hosts. We wake to enjoy a leisurely breakfast cooked to order for us by our kindly hosts. Their gentile hospitality reminds me to use the table manners my mother taught me and to not regard the silverware or food as a potential weapon. I am so proud of myself for remembering this. We arrive at the DTE Centre at the leisurely hour of 9:30am. It is a much quieter day without any boob-painting going on next door. If you have Catherine's pattern book and plan to use it professionally I recommend that you perfect the sun/moon consort patterns. I can probably now do them in my sleep. I like the girl with the Edward Gory tattoo. K is for Kate who is killed with an axe. She likes us and we like her. She hangs out for a while to chat. Heat stroke is a problem today. The nice folks in First Aid supplied me with a few icepacks when I staggered in dizzily around 3pm. I've drunk several bottles of water but today it just isn't enough. The icepacks and the cool quiet rouse me in about 20 minutes and I take the icepacks back to share with Catherine and Gwyn. I offer the First Aid people free henna if they have time to visit us but they never were able to find the time. Dusk is approaching and once again we have no power. We drive to Stow happily looking forward to the next two days off. I am really hoping to make enough money to cover my airline ticket. It looks like it will be a close call. |