Patty Melt

Tonight C asked what to fix for supper. She had time to defrost the meat from the freezer, so I asked for a patty melt. Uses up the meat cheese and bread we have.

Bama came back to beat Tenn. Both will be formidable opponents for UGA.

GT took the lead, missed the PAT, then BC took over. BC is often tough. Sparse crowd at Bobby Dodd. Was it a white out? Not sure why GT wore white helmets, jerseys, and pants at home. Perhaps because BC wears gold lids. Good plan.

Mizzou blew out SC. Gamecocks only kicked field goals. Several calls (and plays) going against Clemson down in Miami. A bad look for the Tigers. Looked like they were trying to lose. The Miami defense is good, but week after week two great RBs continue to be underutilized, and QB Klubnik is forced to make too many deep downfield throws, and not enough short high percentage ones.

After golf this morning I drove over to Bellwood Coffee to drop off some stuff for Matthew. Got to chat with Charles Norman and his lovely wife Annie, and saw their two kids. Becky Norman was there as well. She said daughter Catherine has been keeping a little foster baby, who has stolen her heart. The baby's mother is working to get back on her feet, so that could be a sad day for Catherine.

W&MC are flying back from Oklahoma today. They're at the Tulsa airport right now. MC is sick. Shiv and Millie are throwing up. Not good.

Just started a memoir by a southern Christian writer, that was recommended by Catherine Norman. His wife had an affair, but they find a new church that help them work to reinvigorate their marriage after lots of suffering. "How to Stay Married: The Most Insane Love Story Ever Told", by Harrison Scott Key. He writes kinda like a cross between Lewis Grizzard and John Grisham.

A widow friend in our Sunday School class had back surgery. Last week C had gone over to help her a couple of times. Yesterday she was in so much pain that our friend Noelle took her back to the Northside ER. Will called in to make sure she got the best care. When the doctor arrived, he said Tabitha must be a MVP. The doctor called Will "one of their superstars". This morning C went to the hospital to be with Tabitha, and didn't get home until after 4 pm.

After golf this morning I've tried to rest. Ate leftover chicken meatballs for lunch, took two naps, and watched football. Did some laundry.

Friday night: drove around for 30 minutes before deciding on the Ted's Montana Grill near our house. The bison burger was delicious. Was on a great tasting bun. Got half fries and half onion rings. Fries were great. Rings were huge but good. I like them smaller.