I got a busy weekend ahead of me. Tomorrow I'm leaving town to go to my mother in laws house to help her set up the pool on Saturday. That's going to be a bitch to set up because we have to lug it up from the basement. The setup paperwork says it needs at LEAST 5 adults to set it up. We have 3, a strong guy, a weak gal and his mother who has a very sore back but is very stubborn. We did it last year and will do it again this year. Then on Sunday morning we are leaving to go down to my mother's for a few days. We are not taking our laptops or anything so it could get quite boring. My Sweetie has an appointment in either Westbrook or Portland Tuesday morning so that's why we are staying with my mom as we can't afford a hotel and she'd love to have us. :) I'll also get to visit my grandmother who isn't doing too well again. She had a pacemaker put into her heart last month and with her recent med changes she's very uncomfortable and wants it out. The doctor wants her to try to hang on and let them sort things out before jumping to wanting it out again. If they can't normalize everything (if that's even a word lol) then they'll have to take it out. My grandmother is in her 70s and not in the best physcial condition or health. So if you pray, I'd appreciate any prayers you can spare for her. I'll be back home Tuesday night sometime.

**hugs and love**
~Cerelia

I've been super busy and haven't had much time to blog lately, but I got some interesting trivia to share with you today that was shared by a friend of mine. :) Some of these are pretty neat. :)

Beijing boasts the world's largest Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant.
Burger King restaurants serve over 400 million ounces of orange juice annually.
Colonel Sanders original white suit was auctioned off for $80,000 in February 2002.
Colonel Sanders traveled over 250,000 miles a year visiting various parts of his Kentucky Fried Chicken Empire.
Domino's Pizza was originally called DomiNick's Pizza, but the name was changed in 1965.

Every year, Burger King restaurants prepare over 950,000 pounds of bacon for their breakfast customers.
Every year, Dunkin' Donuts sells more than 2.3 billion donuts.

In 1905, the first pizzeria in the U.S. Opened in New York City.
In 1961, the world's first revolving restaurant was built in Seattle.
In 1969, the first Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers restaurant opened in downtown Columbus, Ohio.
In 1990, the world's largest McDonald's opened in Moscow, which could seat 900 people.
In 1991, during an attempted political coup on Russian President Boris Yelstin, food supplies had dwindled down at the parliament buildings so they ordered Pizza Hut to deliver pizzas.
In Japan, McDonald's is pronounced "Makudonarudo."
In Japan, tipping at restaurants is not a norm. However, some restaurants might add a 5 - 10 % service charge to the bill.

McDonald restaurants serve food and drink to an amazing 43 million customers on a daily basis.

Pizza Hut is the world's largest pizza restaurant serving close to 1.7 million pizzas a day.
Taco Bell serves over 35 million consumers each week in the USA.
The Canadian Mr. Sub restaurant's baked over 16,000 000 buns in the year 2001.
The capital of Vermont, Montpelier is the only state capital in the United States that does not have a McDonalds.

I hope everyone is doing well. :)

**hugs and love**
~Cerelia