Happy birthday to Logan! Can’t believe he’s 19! Have a great day – love you!
Logan and Clairese
Chickens!
May the Force be With you!
Raising pigs…
Peyton, Logan, Chase. Logan’s the studious one in the middle!
Did laundry first thing, then a few other things around the house after breakfast. Kathy stopped over to bring me some leftover pizza for the freezer – emergency pizza rations. Yum! We talked for a long while which is always fun. About an hour after she left I realized I didn’t give her the Mrs. Roosevelt book I had for her. I’ll drop it off Sunday (if I think about it!). A writer friend of mine from Seton Hill wrote this. It’s based on a true event that happened in her family.
My next chore was to get out all the lawn decorations – sort them out and find places for them. I threw a lot away that were broken or faded. It took longer to do that than I realized. I also felt it was warm enough that I could finally spray my garden clothes with the tick protection Gen gave me. Now I can get into weeding the hill. I sprayed them good and hung them over the fence to dry then tucked them on hooks in the garage.
Angel bench with birds.
Cow crossing.
Play in the dirt; Burke Bed and Breakfast; Purple stars.
Fairies in the Garden!
Weed picking.
Bunnies.
After a quick lunch I drove down to Pinnacle and logged into my Penndot training program. There were still a few questions I had, so I called CVR. They were very patient and explained a lot of the processes. I was thankful to have the information. I sat and talked to Ken for a while (he was manning the store alone). Once I got all the information and knew I could log in to my training account, I stopped at Giant Eagle and got my prescription. Got gas in the Ford, then splurged on a Frozen Coke. I did come home and log in and did another session. 3 done; 15 to go!
I had already done a little research and made up my mind that I was going to treat the yard with my Scott’s Weed and Feed. It took about an hour to spread it in every square inch of the yard. Then I got the blower and cleared off the walks and stones and driveway where the little pellets landed off the grass. I hosed out the yard cart and the spreader and got everything put away. I feel like it was a good day!
Lawn equipment.
You can see the little white pellets.
Butter cups. They take over everything.
QUOTE of the DAY:
PEANUTS?
TOMORROW April 25th is:
Astronomy Day; Global Youth Service Day; Independent Bookstore Day; International Sculpture Day; International World Healing Day; License Plate Day; National Audubon Day; National DNA Day; National East Meets West Day; National First Ladies Day; National Hairstylist Appreciation Day; National Plumber’s Day; National Lingerie Day; National Mani-Pedi Day; National Pool Opening Day; National Rebuilding Day; National Sense of Smell Day; National Telephone Day; National Zucchini Bread Day; World Malaria Day; World Penguin Day; World Veterinary Day.
Bookstore! Yes! Oh, and I love license plates; I’m obsessed. Kathy will like ‘First Ladies’ day. I don’t have a pool to open but 10 to 1 my neighbor won’t open his yet. Too early. What would we do without our phones? God bless…
MOVIE from 2022:
Very well done – I liked that it’s a true story.
On this date in History: 1969 Paul McCartney says there is no truth to rumors he is dead (I would hope so!)
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