Driving Judy downtown to pick up copies of our marriage license. We have to prove to the health insurance company that we are married. Almost 33 years and now they want us to prove we are married. Marriage licenses are pretty cheep, 2 bucks each. Judy wants to get a few birth certificates for Paul. They are $14, I think she said.
The marriage license record keeping system is old fashioned based on today’s standards. All of the licenses issued in 1976 are in a big book. When you want a copy they take it to a copier and reduce it to 8 1/2 by 14. For those that can’t remember their anniversary this might be a little tough.
A little more snow overnight. Don’t think it will stay long it is supposed to be warming up and possibly rain on Christmas. It’s not like the snow is really sticking much. Still more of just a dusting.
Pat and I went out and worked on some more trees at the orchard. These were a bit tougher, none of the ones we worked on had been trimmed in a while. Science and art met… I hope.
Made pies for Christmas, two pecan, a blackberry, and a strawberry. Not as many as in the past, but maybe this way there won’t be as much left over for me to eat.
Watched an episode of The Closer and it gave me a perfect line to use on Judy, “Are your shoes afraid of the dark, if not put them away,” perfect.
I understand Judy helped entertain Jen on their ride to Reno. I gave Judy a big lead, but I understand it turned into a squeeker.