Once I was up and around, I watched TV. I hated wasting the day away, but that's essentially what I did.
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Our air conditioning is not working. With a string of 90 degree days hitting us this week, this is a major problem. We have plenty of fans, and they do make a difference, but it is hardly comfortable. The repair company who I have an extended warranty with will be here sometime on Friday, which is anytime between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. It's good they can narrow it down a little. I have a great father, though, who is willing to come over on Friday, suffer through the heat, and wait around until they show up so I don't have to miss another day of work this week. It's going to be a rough couple of nights, though.
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The NHL Stanley Cup playoffs finally move to the next round with my Pittsburgh Penguins taking on the Boston Bruins beginning Saturday night at 8, followed by games next Monday, 6/3, then 6/5, 6/7, 6/9, 6/11, and 6/12. It has been a long time since the Pens last played, and I have to laugh at the schedulers for stretching the break between rounds, then rushing through the last two scheduled games on back-to-back days.
One thing about the Pens that I can't figure out is why they changed their color scheme a few years back. They had matching colors with the Steelers and Pirates, with black and gold (more of a yellow) primary colors. The Pens had those colors, too, but then changed to a bronze gold, more like the New Orleans Saints. I only bring it up since the Bruins have the same black and yellow colors.
Anyway, the Pens should be well-rested for the series verses the Bruins, so I'm hopeful they'll be able to quickly get take the series and move to the finals.
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If the weather stays tolerable, we may make our first trip to a roller coaster park of the season! I haven't been to Kings Dominion in over a decade, and this would be Melody's first. They have about a dozen coasters, several of them being wooden roller coasters, so, should the weather cooperate, we'll head down to Virginia in the next week.
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For anyone wondering, the Grace Adventures Day Camp Flapjack Fundraiser pulled in almost $1500 for their scholarship program, so it was a huge success. Many thanks to those that attended, and particularly to those campers and counselors who pulled it off. Personally, I enjoyed the pancakes and sausage, and I even completely forgot to ask for sugar-free syrup, so despite a blood-sugar level far higher than what should be normal, I never once fell into a diabetic coma. And my wonderful daughter has now decided her career track will included being a waitress. So there's that.
Have a great night, everyone!
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