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Dinner out to Smitty's

Kim is interested in photography πŸ˜€

I sit down after a day of a interview πŸ™‚.

More days of applying to jobs, and responding to emails. This morning I had an interview at 10 am.

Lately I've been having many people ask if I want a job.  Which is a nice feeling.

So originally when I am excited for things I have to wake up at 5 am.

Walked the dog, also did  πŸ’― push-ups before 8 am.



That made an the day much more enjoyable.  Coming home to a less anxious dog πŸΆπŸ•.

I dropped in a gathering and I heard about unsweetened  canned pumpkin that dogs love that treat.

Lately she's been having bites of my bagel and cream cheese when I get hungry before bed.

Any way, we get home after a delicious meal.

A $43 meal with out tip.

Kim tells the server how pretty her necklace is and says she needs one.

Breakfast for supper type of meal, ☺️ I find it hard to understand how Smitty's is usually empty when we go, which makes nice socializing if your usually anxious in large crowds.  But ones got to wonder πŸ€” how long that'll last.

Yet our meal was spectacular.  And the serve always had a smile when she came up.

I took Kim out for a change, since I'm applying for this position.  Looks as if all the afternoon with checks or application screening.  It looks hopeful, which is a nice feeling.


Afterward I have a filtered cigar, that most the time I don't inhale but retro inhale.  So my mouth absorbs the nicotine.

Yet one or two puffs I do.

The hose is laid out, as u watered well into the night last night, with how dry our grass gets.  I was up till 11 past night trying to get all the spots the sprinklers been missing.

And a climbing rope for a dog leash, πŸ™‚ it's sort of hidden by the chairs.

And the planter.







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