HAWK

If you are going to get trapped somewhere, this is the place to do it.

I had a great casually calm day with Linda and Theresa.  Drove an hour for a 20 minute meeting then we explored the newly remodel Roman Nose State Park Lodge. If you ever go and you see the outside patio think twice about going there if you do not have a room key.

I told Linda "let's go out there," and Linda followed. It was really pretty over looking a small lake where the paddle boats go. Then Theresa joined us out there and we enjoying the patio while waiting for the sale rep for the lodge. While peaceful, the patio was small and we decided to go back in ... ummm, the door locked and we couldn't get back in. So we sat down and waited till someone noticed us.

When work was done and we left the lodge, we traveled toward home going the scenic route of Watonga, Kingfisher and Okarche. Once in Okarche, we decided to go to Eischen's for chicken and good conversation. We managed to have at least a two and half hour lunch with much conversation and laughter.

After lunch we returned back from the country to the city. When we got back to Linda's house, we talked for another two hours sitting in the drive way. What amazes me the most is that from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. we were non-stop talk as if we hadn't seen each other in years.

On a fun note was that this was Linda first road trip with Theresa and she learned about Theresa's Hawk ESP. Every two miles, Theresa will say while pointing to a tree or to the sky "Hawk" then continue the conversation, then point to the next hawk. Through out the day, we all began to laugh about how many hawks she was point out. About 15 minutes from home, Linda points to a tree and says "Hawk." Great, I am traveling with a couple of coo coos! Okay, I guess I should admit that every time I heard the word hawk, I might have imitate what a hawk might sound like "CA, CA."

Relaxing silly day.

Enough for now...