A day of running...

We had a lot of things to do today, so after breakfast we began our errands. We first stopped to get gas for the car, then to the Beth's bank. After the bank, we headed to King of Prussia. We had 2 great photos, one taken in Alaska and one of the red maple tree in the snow storm, that we wanted to get blow up and framed. So we went to camera place in the mall. We then had to decide how big to get them. We wanted to get the Alaska one in a 20 x 30 and the tree in a 16 x 20. But after seeing the tree in the 16 x 20 size some of the tree would be cut off. Not really sure why they could not make it fit, but they could not. So we had to get it in the 20 x 30 size also. They said it would take an hour to print. So we went and had lunch and walked around in the mall. My knee seemed to be doing a little better today. I think the stretching is helping. We picked up the pictures about an hour later. They were not bad. Not as clear as I had hoped for, but still great looking. We then stopped by Wegman's. I love their cheese department. I picked up some apple wood cheddar. We were having grilled cheese and tomato soup for dinner. We then headed to A.C. Moore to see about getting the pictures framed. We started with the tree one first. The frame we picked out was around $600 and that was just not going to work. So we finally found one that was a whole lot better price. Then on to the Alaska one. We choose a metal frame for it and it looked really cool. They said it would take a couple of weeks to complete. We then stopped and looked at rocker/recliner chairs. I tried out a few and found one that was not bad, but we want to look around more. By now it was after 3pm and we were tired. So we came home for a little rest. I made dinner and Beth headed to church. She just came in and said it was snowing outside. No one said it was going to snow tonight. I am hoping to hit the hot tub, snow or not. Today's picture is of our Holly tree the day after the storm. We are going to lose a few branches from the weight of the snow.