We attended worship at the United Church of Christ of Petaluma. From its location in a residential area, Bill guessed that it was started in the late 50's or early 60's: 1957 was the actual date. A good crowd for a Labor Day Sunday. An open tent around the communion table conveyed the theme of the sermon: all are welcome at this table. A recently married Lesbian couple who have been together for many years hosted coffee hour. We had a nice visit with a long time member whose husband is retired from the National Park Service! On Friday Judy had plugged our laptop into an outlet above a washing machine in the KOA laundry. That act stopped two washing machines and caused the laptop screen to go dark. None of our efforts could revive it. We went again to Santa Rosa to Best Buy to find a member of their Geek Squad to help us. He turned it on and started telling us what he would have to do to recover the data on it, especially our pictures. Lo and behold! As he talked the computer came back to life. We quick bought a flash drive to back it up. Then we drove over to the Point Reyes National Seashore. It was late to go to the shore. Judy was disappointed that we only had time for for two walks at the Visitor's Center: a hike along the San Andreas fault and a visit to a reconstructed Indian village. We went back to our very fine, but way too full campground for another evening in the tent to escape the campfires. Judy is exhausted by the chaos of so many people in such a small space.
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