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We are recovering from 3D. I am not much for adventure movies, though my hat is off to this movie for holding my interest and amazingly making fashion statements on already decorated bodies with a string here and there.

I would consider Alice in Wonderland in 3D,but Marcia is thinking maybe not.

We also got some good results at cemeteries today. One that we passed up as well. After doing the Miller Cemetery and finding Charles Redd 1890-1892, we headed for the Magnolia Cemetery near the Milton airport. Very small airport. We drove around for awhile without any luck, and finally I decided to consult a man who was walking his dog. He said that there was an old cemetery behind his property in the woods and he wasn't sure we would find any remaining headstones if we could make our way through the growth. He gave us directions, but we decided to pass on this one. Seemed like one to walk away before we had to run.

The other cemeteries were fairly conventional with no wildlife or weedlife to challenge us. The last one with George Redd's grave was a perpetual care cemetery, so quite easy. Plenty of time to make it to the movie.

If the Swiss are reading...we are watching your countrypersons whup up in the Olympics. Clearly going downhill on snow works well for Swiss athletes. We hope you are enjoying it.

Temps here will be in the Florida winter reasonable range-low of 55F- hi of 69F Now, that's what we call winter!

KG