Catching up on sleep

Katie and Savanna came home in time for supper last night, and Savanna encouraged us to stay and watch the first ALCS baseball game between the Red Sox and the Astros, which we did. But it was a long game (which the Red Sox lost, 5-4).

Tonight in Game 2, Martinez and Devers both hit grand slam homers, and the Red Sox beat the Astros 9-5.******************************************* It was after midnight before we left Shutesbury last night, which means it was almost 2 a.m. when we got home and getting on toward 3 a.m. before I got to sleep. So we slept in this morning - it was 10:30a.m. before Elllen got up and closer to 11:30 a.m. when I actually got out of bed. I made myself breakfast and read for a while and pretty much took it easy. Now Ellen is at Hannaford's and I am at the Dummerston Church using WiFi. It is raining. Tomorrow, we learned that John and Mary Carnahan will be honored at St. Michael's Episcopal Church during the morning service, so we plan to go there. It is their last Sunday before moving to Randolph, VT - after a 50-year-long connection with that cburch! We can do that because we decided not to try and go with Jerry and Tamar to Ray Feinland's 92nd birthday party in Stamford, CT tomorrow because of COVID concerns, inside at a restaurant. Tomorrow evening, Phil McKean, who has been at a Hampshire College reunion event, plans to come by for supper and stay overnight before going back to Maine.