Maritime black history

I'm on vacation this week. I can't afford to go anywhere, so I hope to get stuff done around the house.

I spent several hours Saturday at the Frederick Douglass Isaac Myers Maritime Park with Ann. We heard two lectures on quilting, which were more interesting than one would think. We learned about black history and the port of Baltimore. We had lunch and met some interesting people, as well as encountered a former coworker.

When I got back home late Saturday afternoon, I spent about 45 minutes working peat moss and spent annuals into the backyard plot, the strip nearest the fence. I have still more barely clinging to life annuals waiting to be returned to the earth.

There was, in my snail-mail box, a notice that more 200+ aerobics audio tapes I won on eBay had finally arrived. I'm to pick them up Monday, which will be too late for Monday's class, but after that, look out! I figure I can play a new cassette every class for two years before I have to repeat the music.