I have been writing something everyday because it is easier to remember now than when I get home. Last evening Donna and I went to Costco to buy dinner. Donna got a chicken already cooked and some potato salad. We had that with some baked beans she had at home. Also, Donna made homemade rolls. Donna has a Kitchen-Aid. Donna ground her wheat on it and mixed up the dough on it.The rolls were absolutely delicious. On the way to Costco it is close to a Jack-In-the-Box. I had been watching those ads on TV for the Smoothies. We each got one. They are really good.

Earlier in the day we went to the radio station. Donna and Laif made a donation and left some chocolate cake for the employees to nibble on. I met the owner's mother, Judy Perry. She is 86 and volunteers there one day a week. She is very nice and was telling me all the work her son had to go to open the station and how he put in loads of money to get it going. She invited me to come back and visit her the next time I come to Sequim. If I could volunteer at a job like she has that would be fun.

We drove out to Donna and Laif's cabin. They have fixed it up really nice.

Sequim is a nice town. All the stores are so close together. The town still has that small town feeling like Ketchikan where David and Debby live. Sequim makes for great vacations. If it doesn't rain, I guess we are going to Port Gamble this afternoon to watch a Civil War Re-enactment.