Super Bowl

This afternoon we went to Joe Saltel's C-1 lesson at Tropic Star. Since we had missed last Monday's lesson, we were playing catch-up a bit, especially with Tally Ho, which we didn't realize had been taught. It's still a bit fuzzy, like many of the calls, but I'm sure it will clear up with time and practice.

Afterwards we stopped at the store to pick up a couple of rotisserie chickens to take to the Super Bowl party at G. W. and David's house. It was a super party, and a good game. Most of the commercials weren't very memorable, though I did like Google's. Doritos must have money to burn--they sponsored the halftime show and had several other ads scattered throughout the game.

It was a surprise to see the Saints win, since they were the underdogs. The final score, 31-17, meant that Ken's number came up on the board, so we'll get to host next year's party. It would be a rather small party if we held it at our place, so we'll probably take advantage of Hardy and Judy's offer to let us use their home.

One interesting note is that we ran into another patient of Dr. Six, Nancy, who had her surgery just a week and a half ago and is quite pleased with how well she is doing. Ken will go tomorrow for a follow-up x-ray to check his progress and have one last meeting with Dr. Six.