Coco and Boxer got together today for a little play-time. Actually, they didn't play as much as they used to – both are older and don't move as quickly as they used to. And it was warm outside.

Nonetheless, it was good for them to spend some time together.

Peace out.

We’re checking in on our neighbor’s dog this weekend. Her name is Coco Brownie. In this picture she is very relaxed. She’d had her breakfast and has taken care of business (1 and 2). Life is good.

Okay, Gator fans, Women’s basketball is back!

The Backcourt Club is gearing up and has published a schedule of events. This is a fun club – we get together with the coaches and players and always have a good time. Won’t you consider joining and attending some games and activities? Go to the Backcourt Club website for more info.

Life has been somewhat uneventful as of late. Mind you, we’re not complaining. It’s busier than we’d like – but there you have it. This week the most exciting event was getting a hitch installed on the truck. We’ve been throwing our bikes in the bed of the truck when heading out to the Hawthorne Trail. So, we finally took the truck to Uhaul and had a hitch put on. Now we can use our bike rack and keep the bikes safer and less likely to get messed up.

October is just around the corner and preparing for Halloween is paramount. This year we’ve order some items from Oriental Trading – nope, can’t divulge what they are – that would spoil the special night. So, lest you be worried, Halloween planning is in full force.

Oh, the Gators play Tennesse this week. Saturday will be a crazy day. Go Gators!

We were fortunate to be offered tickets to this week’s game. The first half was full of scoring and steady rain. Not to worry – we brought our slickers.

It’s the second half with the second teams on the field. Looks like another win for the Gators.
Next week – can’t wait!

If you’ve ever text messaged while driving…or even thought about it…attempted a phone call…or whatever…the following video will impact you. This is a public service message created in the UK, but is applicable anywhere. Heed it’s message.

See the accompanying story here at NPR.org