Tuesday 11-26-24 Dancing with Di & Terry, Games & Diamond Painting

 

Relaxing 

We had another cool day with a high of 66 degrees. I hope everyone had a great day.

Larry and I started the day off by attending Di Green and Terry McCann's Weekly A2 dance at 10:00 for an hour. Di and Terry took turns calling five tips to 12 participants. They both did an outstanding job of calling and cueing the moves. When we were having problems on a move Di would workshop it. Larry danced four of the tips with me. We had a great time dancing with friends and to Di and Terry.

Get up and dance with a partner or by yourself

Larry wasn't feeling well so he spent the day working on graphics to put on the mini pinball cabinet. He found some graphics files that he liked, downloaded them and started editing them using the software for his Cameo. He also has to run them through another graphics editor to upscale the images. He's planning to send a test file to CVS and Walgreen's so they can print the graphic on their adhesive vinyl. He wants to check out their work before he orders the the graphic he wants to put on the cabinet. 

I worked out with the Synth Riders for an hour. 

 

Working out

 

I did the Daily Challenges of Solitaire and Mahjong. The event was Event: Two Game Tango of 20 games (10 Klondike and 10 Spider). It took me 2 hours, 39 minutes and 6 seconds, which put me in 14th place in my group. Then I played Angry Birds 2 and Angry Birds and Friends.

I played four games of pinball. I played the weekly challenge of Jurassic Park and got a new high score of 138,132,630. This put me in 24th place out of 25 participants. The random button selected Godzilla, Mustang and Star Wars. I had a super day of playing pinball because in Godzilla I got the high score #6 and Star Wars I got the high score #3.

 

Jurassic Park

 

Star Wars

 

Mustang

 

Godzilla

I continued working on the Tiger diamond painting.

In the evening we started watching a detective series on Acorn called Inspector Ellis. It's good, they solve a murder within the 90 minutes of each episode. Then I watched The Bourne Identity and Stuart Little out of our movies collection. I ended up doing 18,000 steps, which put me in 2nd place in my group.