Anniversary Week and Hamilton!

Monday: Happy Anniversary to us! We made it to No. 36! No celebration planned yet and just found out the Wine Cellar restaurant is closing. Photos 2013 and 1985:

AA had high school team golf practice, we went to the River House (took outlaw chicken salad from Sweet Sensations).
Tuesday:  I applied for my TWIC badge (worked at APTIM office), Carolyn's had her wrist surgery; I stopped by for a short visit.
Wednesday: AA had a golf match at Gainesville, Hawkstone Golf Club (separate post), we did not go to it, instead enjoyed a drink at the River House, outside at the bar, and it did rain while there (Ford took a picture of the large house plant growing up the tree). FIHS lady golfers defeated Buccholz and Columbia in a pouring rain! 

Thursday: Worked at SJRCT (completed a four-hour train track worker class). AA went to the dentist, had her teeth cleaning. AA could not attend her Academic team due to her dentist appointment. Received news about Ian's new lung nodule. He will get another scan in four weeks.

Friday: Golf group lesson with Stephanie. I "re-met" a Winterbourne neighbor, Carol Crane, she lives on Timber Lake.

I also got my hair colored and AA texted that she got a 100 on her Algebra test (total was 105, so missed one question or the extra credit). 

AA's photo was in the MSN Article announcing the NFJG Schedule:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/golf/north-florida-junior-golf-foundation-announces-31-tournament-schedule-for-2021-22/ar-AAPgM76?ocid=se

After AA's physical training session (last "live" one!) with Kyle (he's moving to Jupiter, FL for a new job), we had a new casserole for dinner, chicken, mushroom, onion, asparagus and rice.

Baked:

Saturday: AA and I went to see Hamilton at 2:00 p.m. What a treat to see a theater performance up close and live (we were in row K, 10th from stage). I was not considering going when first announced due to COVID, BUT, with all the precautions listed on the web site, wearing masks enforced and we are fully vaccinated, decided to treat AA. We will be going to more indoor venues, but most do not enforce all wearing masks (it's optional) so still queasy about going. Still trying to minimize our risk. The performers were all excellent even though a few did not compare with the original Broadway actors. Each made their characters their "own" version, so of course many variations. 

Before, outside:

Inside:

Actor's Names:

Before it began:

Everyone was good wearing masks, they were mandatory so were checked several times (people did lower their masks if they had purchased a drink).

Then drove to Owen's birthday at 5:00 p.m. (arrived at 6:05 p.m.). They hung out together (AA and Ian had masks on some of the time) and watched Men in Black movie. The first photo is before AA arrived. We took Ian home (all wearing masks in the car).

Sunday: AA practiced golf in the morning; then studying for next weeks quizzes and finishing a World History presentation with Noah (she stayed home). Ford and I dropped off birthday cards for Nicole, Avery (September) and Mila (November). They were unavailable as they were exposed to a neighbor who has COVID. 

We went to the Ancient City Brewery and partook of the Matanzas Red Ale (portion of proceeds goes to breast cancer: October is Breast Cancer Awareness month (raising money for @PinkUpThePace). Purchase a draft Matanzas Red Ale from the Brewhouse or Taproom to contribute to this important cause.

Sonny's take-out for dinner:

Ford and I watching the Jaguar game (they lost):

And that ends our weekend!