Pennies Saved

We went to a dinner, maybe the farewell for the General and his Mrs. Everyone was in civilian clothes. SGT E (who went to dinner with us when we went with the Women's History Month speaker) had her hair down and it looked so pretty. Then, somehow we were at a grocery store, and it was about the size of our living room. Maybe it was more of a produce market. Anway, we ran into Elizabeth Shue. They were calling her Sgt Major Shue. And then a couple of people were joking with her and calling her Sgt Major giggly. Something about the way she was laughing at the last change of command.

Somehow I went down the hall to find something and opened the wrong door. To find Rebecca babysitting a room full of kids. She had them all sitting at tables and there was a huge chart with their names, check marks for behavior and how much was owed for their keep. On the dry erase board (which was just like there would normally be a chalkboard in a classroom) it said, "Rebecca M. is affordable."

NO idea what that means.

Night before last, we were traveling around somewhere and I went out alone, got lost and accepted a ride from an elderly couple who use to live in the states. They got me even more lost and I was wandering around asking people if they knew where the Holiday France was. Then I got back to the hotel, Stephen and I went to the roof of the building and were looking out on the city when the whole building started to shake. An elephant was running down the street with the head thing with the tassles on it, like he escaped from the circus or something.