That's a picture of Paul Miller's old that Okie Trumbo bought from mom after dad passed away. Okie's done a lot of work on it.

While I was doing my notes at work today (billed on 5 clients), I showed Remember The Titans. I think they really enjoyed it. Even my two elderly gentleman stayed an hour later than usual to finish it. And the movie teaches a lot of good values. We'll discuss it during group tomorrow morning, for continuity's sake. I need to demonstrate from my questions and discussion about the movie that there was a clinical reason for showing it.

I was hoping to run this afternoon but got rained out. I came home and took a nap after eating some pork roast over toast for supper. Right now, Susan and I are sitting with Papa Brummett (Jimmie) while Mamaw (Barbara) is at Bible study.

H's fiance, AR, decompensated (anxiety and depression) and is hospitalized.

Fairly calm, though busy, day at work. I only had six TR clients. I spent some time this morning working on the paperwork we'll need to submit for our October field trip, and did a quick group with the clients on medication adherence. Found out that KL was dog-drunk at the Lorrie Morgan concert this past weekend :(

Susan fixed salad and crab cakes for supper. She said Emma reported depression. I imagine she has somewhat of an adjustment disorder, learning to be on her own, away from home, with all the exra responsibility and time pressure.

Texted mom last night and they were in a hotel for the night, and pretty beat.

Susan went over to sit with her dad while Barbara goes to Rugs, and I finished episodes 3 and 4 of season 3 of Colony. I may do just a little work on Glaive Seeker, my current Squiffy project.

I installed Kodi on my laptop this afternoon and will give it a spin over the next few weeks. Also, my Windows 10 Pro PC-on-a-stick came today. I've got it charging right now. It should be a handy device on occasion. Of course, I also have Tails installed on one of my thumb drives, as well as another Linux-on-a-stick somewhere, perhaps either in my bedside table drawer, or else in the little tin in which I keep batteries and doo-dads.