Staying so busy hardly have time to post.
Yesterday was beautiful and we got out and enjoyed.
We get late starts by enjoying a leisurely morning.
Stopped back on Bathhouse Row and got in a walk and a little time to shop and mail letters.
Was a little cold overnight and there was some ice on the fountain.
Headed back out to the Garvan Woodlands Garden to see the Anthony Chapel with sunshine.
Walked around the grounds and found out as we got back into the truck,
we could get a personal tour of the Arkansas Vocational Training Institute.
It is in the old Army Navy Hospital. (The building in the background on the hill)
Was a fun tour and took up the rest of the daylight.
So we walked the dogs then went into town for supper. (We need to grocery shop)
Got home in time to watch the "Womens Half Pipe. That was exciting and then off to bed.
This morning, another lazy morning, it is so great to be retired.
Millie went for a hike with the boyz up to Goat Rock Overlook.
Elska and I did some trailer prep to leave tomorrow.
Then we headed to the Gangster Museum.
That was fun and interesting. It was only about the gangsters and their "business" in Hot Springs.
That, of course, included the corrupt politicians and law enforcement.
A quote from a local Madam
"I would rather give my money to a hit man than a politician.
You know what the hit man is going to do"
And there was Ruby.
From there we went to Bathhouse Brewery for a flight of beer and light lunch.
Very nice beer and good food with a nice view of Center Street.
And the beer is all made with the Thermal Spring Water, same stuff we have been drinking since we got here. Also makes good coffee.
Made the, almost, required to Walmart. Love or hate the place, it is great when traveling for consistency. Enjoy the area by supporting local restaurants and eat at home with what we know.
Got home, in the rain, and started getting packed up to head to Memphis.
Gave up made supper and I got busy with this.
Will be a busy morning getting ready to move.
Time for bed and good sleep.
Make your day great.
Tom and Millie
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