I continue to feel tired and dull. I could blame yesterday’s colonoscopy (do NOT say Too Much Information!) or my age, but then I thought: perhaps I am still tired from the Elk of the Year Banquet last Saturday. I did dance a portion of my butt off. This gives me an excellent opportunity to share the rest of the pictures I have from that memorable evening.
Not as good as the other two pictures, perhaps.
Here I am dancing with the man of the hour (and the year, of course), my friend Joe. It was lovely to see him so honored, and also a thrill to dance to the music of my favorite band, The Posers.
They rock down, yes they do!
At one point, a guest artist joined them on the bandstand (yes, I know, it was just a corner of the room; I was trying to sound impressive).
She was adorable.
A young girl who had been having as much fun as I was dancing took over on the drums for a short time. She didn’t do too badly. My great-nephew Sheppy is taking up percussion. Maybe if he joins me for one of the Posers’ gigs, they will let him sit in for a number.
I guess I do not mind being tired, although I hope if I make a few sensible lifestyle changes I can get some energy back. Then again, when have I ever done anything sensible? At any rate, I will try for a few Mohawk Valley Adventures and hope you will tune in to future blog posts.
Mohawk Valley Girl 
I don’t know about colonoscopies, but I have felt quite invigorated by prostate exams, in a “flight or fight” sort of way. 🙂 I find that as I get older my definition of “too much information” becomes wider. Hope you feel better tomorrow.
I have pretty much always told people more than they wanted to know, thinking they just didn’t know they wanted to know. How officious of me. And teehee about your prostrate exam remark!
🙂 As you get older you can either embrace the indignity, or suffer.