Maybe It's Bursitus?

Monday morning we headed to town to visit the National Museum of the Pacific War.  Mark had been looking forward to this visit for the past couple of months and wasn't disappointed.  When we arrived the guy who took our money told us it would take from 4 to 6 hours to go through it.  I was never big on history, but this was very interesting.  Unfortunately, we decided it was way too much info to cram in, and we were only there for 3 hours.

We were starving by the time we left so we headed right to Ramblin Robs to sample more of our favorites.  I think the fudge lady recognized me from the previous 4 times we had been there.  We didn't want to fill up since we knew we were joining our friends for a going away happy hour at Pat and Mervs at 4pm with lots of snacks.  Jane and Don started their long trip back to Custer, SD this morning. 

After visiting the Stetson store 3 days in a row, he finally got it.  (Thanks Duke for winning!)

Today Mike and Pam and Pam's mom Angie drove up so we could golf with Mike.  It was a perfect day for golf, even with the 35mph winds.  It's always interesting playing a course we've never seen.  Mark had a rough time - he woke up at 4am with his left elbow swollen and full of fluid.  He iced it down and loaded up with Tylenol before heading to the Lady Bird Johnson golf course.

Mark and Mike on one of the tee boxes.  We could see for miles on this course.  The grass was actually green and growing also; something we haven't seen all winter.

The five of us headed to the Fredericksburg Brewing Company for dinner.  Since it's a German town, I had to do the rueben while Mark had the meatloaf with sauerkraut and mashed potatoes.  It was delicious!