We stopped for supper at a Thai/Vietnamese restaurant which had satisified the non-spicy tastes (me) and hotter cuisine (other two) with huge servings. Best of all it was located next to the C-Train station so we parked and rode to the Saddledome from there. This was a good option which many others were exercising. We settled into our very good seats and were tickled to find that Jim Cuddy (of Blue Rodeo) was opening so that was a great start. Sheryl Crow was fantastic, sang a lot of her old stuff as well as some of her newer material and even did a three song encore. On the return trip of C-Train, retrieval of car and trip back to Red Deer everything went along smoothly and we were home and snuggled into bed just after midnight.
A slow start to the day which suited us well and a good thing daughter # 1 had taken today off as well. While we were puttering the shore captain disappeared and we were concerned that he was lost but.....he arrived back with a wonderful (belated) birthday gift - for me - of a Fuji digital camera. Daughter # 1 is envious as it is the newer (much improved) version of the one she has. This one sports 12 times optical zoom and 10 megapixels of space. It has many features that hers doesn't have but she was able to help me set it up at least. Now I am going to have to learn how to use my new toy before the next weekend. We're off to Sylvan Lake to check things out so many photo ops I'm guessing. Yeehaw!