Visiting with Ada

My Projects

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Last year on mother's day, I got this planter from Son JR.  The pretty succulents died one by one.  Now I have replanted it with a hardy variety. No watering, no feeding, just occasional dusting.  

One day this week when walking, I say this down in the field.  I thought they all looked dead.  Maybe eaten something poison?  

But as I got closer, they got up and ran off to join the herd.  

When I bought this new camera last year, I got a new card for it.  I did not notice that the card was a micro card that fits inside a larger reader so you can use it in regular slot sized cameras or in the things like cell phones that take the micro cards. Come to my new little tablet computer.  It has a reader for micro cards but not for regular sized cards.  So, the micro card was a lucky buy.

Yesterday, I turned the red mama out with the other goats.  Her baby is still not quite right, but it is sink or swim time.  This morning is really rainy, so I have not let them out just yet.

I am off work today and tomorrow.  This morning I got to school for meetings and then on to see baby Ada with Sister Helen. We are anxious to meet her. 

Greg's Projects

Greg has the parts for the lawn mower that the carport smashed. He has it back together now, but he has to put on a new tire and fix the tie rod that broke last weekend.  He may have to buy a new part for that, but at least he has the dash and hood back on it.

These are the steps he made me to get down the bank to the mail box. When the grass is wet or we have snow, this slope is really slick.

And, I bought a chain saw for him to trim up the trees in the yard.  Sunday, Brother Gilbert put him up in the bucket and he trimmed the one right in front of the deck by the front door, on the right.  It looks so much better now.  I can see the pasture and hills without peeking through the tree branches.

Easter Sunday

We went to Church.

And had an egg hunt.  Robert found the little egg and got a prize.

Then we went to the neighbors and had a wonderful meal.  Sister Helen, Uncle Gilbert and his daughter Julie and her family came.  We had lots of food and enjoyed good company.

A beautiful day all way around.

Tomorrow, back to work.