T Stands For a Visit, part 2

 

 You may have seen this photo last Tuesday, or one similar to it.

Here is proof Joseph had coffee with half and half.  Seems I got a bit too much half and half in the cup, but he enjoyed it, anyway.  He added his own creamer to his second cup of French roast coffee.

After he put his phone down, we talked for awhile and caught up on our lives. 

Then my friend Scott showed up.  I asked Joseph if he knew Scott was coming (Scott now lives in a town about an hour from Wichita) and he said he knew, but they kept me in the dark.  By the time I got over the shock, they had started talking about the ceiling.

I will take photos of the ceiling on a day when I get good lighting.

Of course you saw I drank the only Guinness I had.  I think this is at least six years old when I purchased a six pack.  Stout is the only type beer I will drink.  And I consider Guinness the best that I have had.

 

This is when we decided to go to the patio and start the chiminea.

It's also when photos got really bad.  Joseph is in very poor lighting.

I was also more than a little tipsy by this time.  I kept trying to light the citronella candles I brought to the table, while also trying to stabilize my camera.  I am such a lightweight when it comes to alcohol.  Everyone tells me they will gladly pay for my drinks because they know one is all I need to nearly put me under the table.  Not sure what Scott was drinking, but it was very shaky (grin).

Ah, looks like his beer stabilized!

Scott was showing us a music video on his phone, which is where the light came from.

That's when I decided it was time to put my camera away and finish my beer.

Scott had to leave the next morning before Joseph came back.  They talked on the phone, though and I started the chiminea and poured us both coffee.  It was so good to spend time with my friend who now lives so very far away.

I've shown you our drinks. Now show us yours, please.  Please link below.  Be sure your link goes directly to your blog post and not your blog in general.  And PLEASE, please, please, visit your fellow T Tuesday participants.

If you are from the states and want to exchange ATCs for our ninth anniversary, I will go over the Pay it Forward rules next week.