WAITING....

We were supposed to start having bad weather today.  There was no rain when I went out to the barn, but it was a mucky mess.  The temperature stayed in the mid thirties and we were temporarily spared.

Barb helped with chores so we were done early.

Just in case things turned bad, we put the hay nets up under the shed roof.

We were able to clean up the paddock before another freeze made it more difficult.

 The (relatively) mild temperatures drew the cats out.

 I noticed Sid looking up....

Seymour was in the tree over the horses.

I took a quick trip down to Wegmans to get a few things.  Home in time for a shower before drumming.

 Forgot to take photographs, but did a short video of Jeff demonstrating where we could be (in the next decade).

 We learned a lot today.  Now all I need to do is practice.

 At 4:30 we had to leave for a Chorus performance.

After a very grey day, the sun decided to appear.

Our ride to Churchville did not even take 10 minutes.

By then, it was just about dark.  Earlier, we had thick fog down to the ground....here you can just see a little mist coming up from the frozen creek.

We arrived just before they were ready to have dinner.

It was for the Retired Teachers Association and this would be the third year for us to perform.

We were served salads at the table and then went through a buffet line.  It was not the usual pasta menu and tasted great.

 

Before we performed, there was a warm up in the mansion next to the dining area.  The accustics were fabulous!  If only we could sound like that all the time.

I could not sing and take pictures of the chorus at the same time...but I did get a shot of the Barbershop Group.  They sounded better than ever!  The rest of us did well tonight too.

Here I am getting ready to leave the building.  Home before 8.
Over and out.
Night all.