Senior Citizens September 8, 2020

 I guess Sid and I are considered senior citizens.  Being in our late 70's young people would consider us senior, even though my mind tells me I am 20. hehe

While we lived in Maryland we started to go to the senior citizens center for our lunches.  We would walk 2 to 3 miles and then go eat.  We met some really nice people there.

Now we live in Utah. There is a senior citizens center here also.  We haven't met any people yet because the center is closed.  They still fix meals and serve them to us senior citizens but in a different way.

This is the front of the senior citizens center.  All through May, June, July and August, this is where we received our meals.  We would drive our cars up on the walk and the women would come out to the car and give us our meals and we would take them home and eat them. 

This month they decided that we should drive our cars to the back of the building to receive our lunches. It made it easier to turn in and also not a traffic jam.

There were a few cars ahead of us today.  

The ladies are so sweet and friendly.  Sometimes they have fun things for us to do.  One day they had everyone sing or play their radios loud so they could hear our favorite songs.  Sid and I won a $5.00 Walmart card.

This lady always has on a different hat and mask. Sometimes even tells us corny jokes.

This is the lady that always hands us our lunch.  I hope someday to see her face.  She is a delight and always so cheerful.

Today being Tuesday (usually on Monday) being yesterday was a holiday, they loaded us up with free outdated food.  There was 1 dozen donuts, chicken wings, chicken salad, and 1 dozen rolls.

Lunch today: Rigatoni Pasta in meat sauce, Garden green salad, Fresh garlic roll, green beans, and little piece of cake with 1% carton of milk.

I am getting lazy because I don't have to cook everyday, except on Saturdays and we eat with Lincoln and Tina on Sundays. Its great being a SENIOR CITIZEN!!