I drove over to Columbia South Carolina Saturday to spend Mother’s Day with my sister. One nice thing about the Kung Flu is that the roads aren’t crowded. After hitting I-20 I was able to set the cruise control and only had to take it off twice between Atlanta and the outskirts of Columbia.
My sister was happy to see me and why not? I’m her favorite brother. Of course, I’m her only brother so that could explain why. Besides my sparkling personality, she likes the wine that I bring with me. This time, I brought along two 2005 Bordeaux from my cellar. We drank one Saturday night with steak and the other one Sunday with a chicken dish.
Normally on Mother’s Day we go out to a restaurant that has a really good buffet but the Kung Flu put the kibosh on that. This is the first Mother’s Day in about five years that we haven’t done that. Bummer!
It’s a crime for mothers to have to cook on Mother’s Day. Screw the Chicoms!
The drive back this morning was OK and I noticed that there was more traffic on the roads. Both South Carolina and Georgia are in the process of opening up. The gloom and doom Dimocrats are hoping that Georgia has a rash of new cases with the opening up of our economy but it doesn’t look like that’s happening.
Sanity is prevailing.