Natural News is recommended reading.

(No, my computer isn’t sick. The computer is delivering details regarding a deadly disease.)

I love clip art!!

Of course, I didn’t unpack everything from the car, from the trip. I made a dash to the car… and saw the temperature on the little clock (on the patio table). A month ago we were still suffering from heat and humidity!! Very soon, I need to complete the shelter for my perennial plants because freezing temperatures may be “around the corner.”

It was good to sleep in my own bed again. “Be it ever so humble, there’s no place like home.”

Honestly, several of us turned up our nose at the idea of visiting a “funeral” museum.  The National Museum of Funeral History was very, very interesting!! That was our outing on Thursday, October 30th. ~~ We visited the Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts on Tuesday, October 28th (but I did not take pictures).

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True story: In 1957 I purchased a 1938 Packard Hearse similar to this (for $500.00) directly from Mumaw Funeral Home, Lancaster, California. We needed a “heavy-duty” vehicle to pull our thirty-five foot Spartanette “trailer house” from Army base to Army base. It was in perfect condition inside and outside, and gave us years of trustworthy travel. It was a dream to drive!!  I loved it; my husband hated it!!

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Another true story: I was working at NASA, Edwards AFB, when the Challenger exploded. It was so traumatic watching the event on NASA closed-circuit television! To this day, I get emotional seeing images of the shuttle disasters.

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Yet another true story: Paul Newman created a Hole in the Wall Gang camp within twenty-five miles of my home in Lancaster, California. 
Speaking of Lancaster, California: Did you know that Judy Garland lived in Lancaster before she was in movies?

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Humor me; one last true story. On my family tree, Studebaker is a noteworthy collateral line. See that 1935 Studebaker hearse? 

On Wednesday, October 29th, three of us visited Fry’s Electronics in Houston. Regarding oil production was the theme of their decorating.

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