Last night I decided to start using my season tickets to the Nationals. Like usual, I watched them lose a game. This one was to our neighbors to the north, the equally lousy Orioles.
Then today, I took a leisurely walk in Arlington National Cemetery to watch our wreath laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. We had setup this event for our alumni chapter here several months ago.
Tomorrow I'm going to Crystal's graduation party in Clarendon. She's a lawyer now, so if we don't go, she'll probably sue us or order an injunction. I don't even know what that means, but she'll do it.
As expected, walking on the ankle is painful. But it's worth it to be mobile and out with friends again.
Our honored guest was former United States Congressman Brad Carson, a TU alum. To his right is Troy. Binoy and Laura are in the back.
Your Mom and I are glad to see out and about. Watching two crappy teams play baseball might be more painful then your ankle. I'm hoping the pain in your ankle will diminish over time.
ReplyDeleteThat was a very special thing you and your friends did at Arlington. Love Dad