Watched the parade with Bob, Virginia and some of their family after going for a quick bike ride. Tom doesn’t feel comfortable hanging with people until he gets a hearing aid to curb the distortion. The parade was as expected except for the golf cart with the bubble machine. That was way cool. The vehicles consisted mostly of golf carts with a few cars and a couple of motorcycles, the latter of which I never appreciate, LOL.

Last night I dreamed I was planting mannequin legs in the front yard of a childhood friend’s house. That would be Jenny C. Afterward, I thought of how Tom tried to talk me out of doing this and I promised him I wouldn’t. At first I thought, oh well, he’ll never know. But then I said, nope. A promise is a promise. So then I ran and pulled the legs out and was heading down a street, realizing it was very warm out.

Then I decided to write Jenny a friendly letter and enclose some photos of myself. Only the photos didn’t look anything like me. They looked younger, slimmer, better-looking, and just totally someone else overall, yet it was supposedly me.

Being that it’s the 4th and the parade is over, I’m hoping there won’t be any projects or landscaping today. Yesterday Miss Footless had a window replaced or something like that. You can’t even go a week here without projects. I’ve asked myself a million times why it is that never before have I lived anywhere where there were so many home projects and the only answer that comes to mind is that the people here have the money to afford them. Other neighborhoods I’ve lived in before this were either low to middle-class. This is middle to upper-class.

After taking a couple of days off, the loud car returned yesterday. I knew they would make up for lost time too, and visit more than once. They visited twice. They definitely don’t seem to have anything going for them. No job, friends or family to keep them busy. Still not sure why they would want to see their parents every single day, though, as the people that live there don’t seem ill or anything like that. Regardless, they’ll be around in the early afternoon and then again in the early evening.