Day 10


The Palm Springs Dog Park


     Met J at the DP. Spent an hour sitting watching the seeming chaos. Back and out with S and M on cycles for the home tour and a visit to the main drag, Palm Canyon Dr., to get a robe for S from the thrift store, Angel View, where S found a robe but no one to pay for it to, so she left without paying and came back later to do so after the fancy pot shop visit where I got some gummies. Later S and I had lunch at Tac/Quila where dogs were allowed. May try the Asian Fusion place recommended by J although on his last visit he walked into a plexiglass partition and was knocked to the ground and presented a black eye this morning at the DP. His lab doodle is a sweet thing named Sophia from his cruise down the Danube about the same time I was sweating my way along the dyke of the same mighty river on bike. Sunny skies coming, no more clouds working toward the low 80's. Hot tub.

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