It is 11:10 PM. Jan and I just finished watching the last three hours of 24. I have to say, it was the best TV series since The Fugitive, back when I was in junior high and high school, some 42-46 years ago (1963-1967). This was that good, and ended very dramatically . . . and appropriately. Jack Bauer, played by Keiffer Sutherland, was once again a fugitive from the law - after doing all that was humanly possible . . . and more . . . to save his country, and see that justice was served. Tragic irony at its finest; and a great show. One for the ages.
So, we checked on a house today that sits on 3-4 acres, right next to a nursery, on Ellsworth Road. The owner, a Bob Johnson, died a year or so ago, and it appears to be vacant - although the next-door neighbor said that his "girlfriend" still stayed there occasionally. His son, a Bill Johnson, reportedly lives in the Prescot Valley. I'll try another neighbor tomorrow. It would be a good place to set up shop, and live for the time being.
Today was Memorial Day, so I wasn't able to get prices for Cedar, in order to give Adam a final contract. Will do that tomorrow morning. I did do some sketches of further details, however, and got prices for a better Simpson post anchor. I'll be ready to wrap up the details and start tomorrow. I'll either do that or apply for work. I'm out of time.
Thank you, and good night! Over and out!
Mr. Ballantyne - Historic/Component Architect
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