Spring Trip
Our spring trip was for 43 days. During the trip we visited four states: Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Kansas. We drove 2270 miles. We camped at (2) County/City Parks, (6) State Parks, (1) Casino, (4) Corps of Engineers Campgrounds and (1) Bass Pro Shop. We hiked 14 hikes for the total of 49 miles. We would have done more but rain prevented it. In between the rain we did walk around the campgrounds. We played pinball at Bishop Cidercade in Arlington TX, Magoo's in Tulsa OK and Mega Games twice in Springfield MO. We visited Choctaw Casino in Durant OK, Hard Rock Casino & Resort in Tulsa OK and Downstream Casino & Resort twice in Kansas. We did some site seeing. In Springfield MO we saw the World's Second Largest Fork and Springfield-Greene County Botanical Garden. We saw the World's Largest Goose (Maxie) in Sumner Mo and Simpson Park. We visited three different museums, which were Walt Disney Hometown Museum in Marceline MO, St. Louis Art Museum and The National Museum of Transportation in St. Louis MO. While in St. Louis I rode the Saint Louis Carousel (98 years old) and Butterfly House in Faust Park. We had a super time.
Today was an overcast day with the high of 78 degrees.
Larry started the day out by doing a couple of Minnie Projects. First he cleaned the sinks with boiling hot water and baking soda. Then he put Dawn and Calgon in the tanks. Second he cleaned the kitchen blind. He was going to put bleach in the septic system but it didn't go through any last month. This was a surprise because usually it goes through some.
While Larry was doing one of his projects he had a surprise visitor, a hummingbird. It almost landed on his head. So I made some nectar for the hummingbirds. Once it cooled off I filled the feeder. It didn't take long for the hummingbirds to come and drink some of the nectar. They were happy I put the feeder out full with nectar.
I attended three virtual square dances. First was Di Green and Terry McCann's Weekly Plus at 10:00 for an hour. Di and Terry took turns calling five tips to 9 participants. Di worked on a couple of moves, which were Spin Chain the Gears and Spin Chain and Exchange the Gears. I had a great time dancing with friends.
Second was Ett McAtee's Weekly C1 at 1:00 for an hour. She called four tips to 16 participants. I had a fun hour dancing to Ett and with friends.
Participants in Ett's C1 dance
Third was Dave Eno's Weekly C1/A2 at 6:00 for an hour and a half. This week Greg Moore helped call the dance. Karin Rabe was in Germany working so Greg didn't share the tips with her. The format was three tips of C1 to 8 participants, three tips of A2 wot 0 participants and two Trivia question in between the A2 tips. I had great evening of dancing with friends.
Participants in the A2 position of the dance
Before the dances I continued reading March.
While I danced Larry kept business with pinball.
I did the Daily Challenges of Solitaire and Mahjong. The event was Event: Experts Only Mini of 5 games. It took me 37 minutes and 50 seconds, which put me in 13th place in my group. Then I played Angry Birds.
I played three games of pinball, which were Dark Chaos, Transformers and Deadpool. Dark Chaos was one of the new games Larry had installed on the mini pinball cabinet. He decided to install it on the bigger cabinet. He likes it better on the bigger cabinet. I played the game and became Grand Champion. The other two games I didn't do as well.
Dark Chaos
Deadpool
Transformers
I worked out on the Wii Fit for a half hour. I played Bounce Arcade for an hour. I played two games of Monster Manor and one game of Asteroids Outpost. The first came of Monster Manor I earned a bronze trophy. When I played Asteroids Outpost I earned a silver trophy. I was successful in mining the asteroids twice, which earned me the opportunity for a multiball. I was successful in playing the two multiballs. I had a great time.
Asteroids Outpost
Monster Manor
We got all caught up with our YouTube videos we follow. I finished watching the first season of The Chelsea Detective. By the end of the day I had done 13,500 steps.