Weatherford VI

Today we visited the store with the big chairs.  Can you tell that Barb and Gale have lost a lot of weight.  The look and fee great.

Barb, Bertie, and Sandy


After we had been to the casino, we needed a little cash and went to the Fort Worth Bureau of Engraving and Printing.  No cell phones, no cameras. nothing allowed.......If you are ever in this area, go.  You won't regret it.  Amazing the amount of money stacked and drying in the building.

We always have to eat, so we stoped at the Rainforest with swing animals and cool old men.


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