After a brief stop at the library, I drive to the system office to attend a very routine and comparatively brief Advisory Committee meeting. (I just automatically start writing in the present tense. So much for a change of pace.)
On the drive back to Middleton, I groove on a collection of 80s tunes that I recorded onto one tape and stop at Hilldale to buy JoAnna a special birthday present, a pearl-drop earring and necklace set at Marshall Fields. At Moseley's, I buy a blank book for myself, into which I hope to start recording some meandering thoughts about my life. Soon. But not this week, I suspect.
I attend the council meeting that evening, and the budget passes without further change. Julie Brunnette addresses the issue of reimbursement for nonresident use, which I amplify during the reports from city officials. Sandy Allen is assigned to the library board. The good news is that her mom is a big library supporter.
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