Walk to end Alzheimer's, Power of Pink Volleyball Tournament, Cedar Seniors Craft Fair, Charles Evans Hughes Day, Elk's Lodge German Fest, Hockey, Oscar's 70th Anniversary, and of course meeting voters.

Wanda and I had to divide and conquer Saturday morning. While Wanda was enjoying Owen's hockey game, I took part in the annual walk to end Alzheimer's in Glens Falls with about 500 others. This walk was especially special to me after recently losing Wanda's dad to this disease. It was incredibly moving to see all of the support for this great cause. It was then off to Queensbury High School for some volleyball at the Power of Pink tournament. Incredible talent! Wanda and I then reunited and met with some talented craters at the Cedar Seniors Craft Fair, before attending a wonderful event at the Hyde museum in honor of the Hon. Thomas Mercure. A fine choice for the Charles Evans Hughes Award. A well deserved honor. It was then off to the Elks Lodge for German Fest and some delicious authentic German food by Sue Cannavan. The service was top notch as well. We love our fellow Elks. They do such a great job.

Sunday morning started with more hockey and then it was off to Warrensburg to Celebrate Oscar's Smokehouse's 70th Anniversary with some more delicious food. Thank you to everyone that we met this weekend, and for your encouraging words of support.