11-1-14
Today I put the motorhome in storage. We will not be
using it for the next three months. Doris is going to see her daughters and
families in Portland, Oregon, and fly from there to New York to see her other
daughter and family.
Christmas we will spend in Eureka with the families and
Doris and her friend will spend part of January in Coronado, near San Diego.
Those trips were arranged some time ago.
We were busy this week. Doris is still working on the
computer to get a grant for the Golden Rule Project. The Golden Rule is a 30 foot sail boat which
was used in the fifties to protest atomic tests in the Marshal Islands.
Veterans for Peace are rebuilding the boat after it was under water for a long
time.
Thursday we went on “The Haunted Mill Tour”. The whole
Blue Ox Mill was used for the setting. Actors from the Del Norte School of
Performance were the witches, ghosts and ax murderers. I could only take one
picture. Flash photography was not allowed and it was too dark to take pictures
without flash.
We had invited Nicolette and Jacob to come along, but
Nicolette was too scared.
This evening was “Eureka’s Art Alive”. Every first
Saturday of the month the Art Galleries are open until 9:00 PM. They serve snacks
and wine. Some have live music. There are also bands on street corners.
Since
it was Dia de los Muerdos (Day of the death) there was also a parade down the
street.
A mariachi band was part of the parade.
Aztec dancers were dancing up a storm.
At the coffee shop we met this piƱata girl. She gave me a
candy.
At the Art Museum an all women band was entertaining the
visitors.
At one gallery we got some education about calligraphy. A
lady, who was born in China, gave us a lesson.
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