Thursday I found out that my new job will not begin until mid April. It's a little setback but in a way its not that bad of a delay. The new company will pay me once a month. So if I start mid April, I will at least get paid within two to three weeks. Much better than stretching my last unemployment check for four to five weeks. When I worked for the company out of Chicago, they paid me monthly. It's hard at the beginning, but soon becomes very easy to get paid and pay monthly expenses all at once. It really makes a budget work properly.

Patrick came home from Thursday from his working trip to New York. Friday morning we played a round of disc golf at Boiling Springs. We were invited to join a couple of locals for a casual foursome round. After hitting the first basket with a best 3 shot, I had my worst game ever at that course. I even lost my Monster distance driver in the first retention pond. The wind was calm all morning. We approached the 246 foot 14th tee and I led off with the intention of clearing the pond on my tee throw. Just as I released the disc, the wind picked up from the right and swept my disc into the thick soggy saw-grass and out of sight.

Saturday morning Gin and I visited Holston Creek Baptist Church for a family's hot dog sail for their March for Babies campaign. Gin dropped off posters and pamphlets for their displays and use. 

This evening we were hit with pea size and dime size hail for 15 to 20 minutes. The ground was pretty much covered with the little ice spheres. The sound from the roof made us think it was bigger.

This past week I really haven't felt much like posting on Facebook. Even writing this weeks Blog, I am slow to really discuss much. I have a lot on my mind and on my plate and have spent more time trying to figure what to do next. I have actually spent less time on the computer than I normally do. 

Thanks for being a faithful reader. I know there aren't many of you. Please feel free to comment or interject your thoughts any subject whatsoever.

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