UPDATE and here's dessert for my Saturday night supper. Go, Dawgs! It's SEC football time, y'all!

UPDATE: Slept well, slept late this morning. I felt fine, but I stayed so sleepy that I had to give up and get in the recliner where I dozed off and on the rest of the morning until Lamont texted to ask if I wanted to go to the grocery store in a little while. I'd asked him to take me with him when he planned to go for me on Saturday, that I wanted to go instead of sending a list and my shopping bags with him. So, I woke on up enough to get ready. I felt OK doing it although I could tell that I was still very tired. After we got back and he put away most all of the purchases, we hugged bye-bye, and I headed back to the recliner. Five, six hours later, I finally woke up enough to get up out of the recliner. I don't feel like I'll fall asleep again right away, but I'm staying outta the recliner, to be safe because I don't want to fall asleep this early!



For supper I ate a little bit of deli baked turkey, sliced thinly like I like it; some green grapes; two little bitty croissants; a little bit of Coca-Cola from a big bottle named Tailgate. For dessert, these two totally perfect Fudgsicles. I love these triple-C sweethearts: creamy, cold, chocolate. I have to control myself and let them sit for a few minutes so that they thaw--that's what makes the creamy and the chocolate get ahead of the cold and reveal their perfection. Yummy.

I missed most of the first half of the Mississippi State University vs the University of Southern Mississippi football game. I woke up in time to see State stop Southern at the goal line, so State still leads 14-10 at half time. I hope that I am able to stay awake for the rest of the game. Let's go Dawgs! Win this football game! I just got to ring my Mississippi State Cowbell app! Mississippi State, 21-10! Yeah! Yea! Yippee!

We weren't the only ones tired on our tube ride back to our hotel. England Scotland Heritage Tour, 2014, from Trafalgar

Several thoughts ran through my mind as I watched this young man. He's gonna drop that cell phone. Someone's gonna walk by and lift it right out of his hand. He's gonna miss his stop. Well, none of that happened while I sat across from him. The fact that I could stay awake enough to have all of those thoughts thrilled me, as did the realization that I would soon be stretched out on the bed in our hotel in London.



When you get where you're going, you get off the train and look for this sign. Glad to see it at 5:11 p.m., London time. Happy that I'd had such a fine late lunch and didn't have all that far to walk once on the sidewalk. Especially after I made an incorrect decision at the last station where we had to change tube lines, delaying our following the Way Out sign up to the street by close to an hour. Whew. Tired. Ready to rest up for Tuesday.