This morning started as usual. Up at 6:20, put on my suit. Carol was up. We had breakfast and then left for Payson where we had a 9:40 appointment. We don't go to that temple, so we didn't know our way around, but there were plenty of temple workers that showed us where to go. After the session we stopped at Walmart and bought some tomato and some pepper plants. We then drove home. I took the plants out greenhouse five and gave them a good watering.
We were invited to attend the sealing of Holden and Megan and their children. Weve drove to Orem this afternoon. We were early so we went the slow way. I thought that we were going the wrong way, but Carol new where we were going. We then drove to the temple parking lot. We went into the temple and showed our recommends. We were directed to the marriage waiting room. Then we went into the sealing room. It was a wonderful spiritual experience. We then went outside and waited for Holden and his family, We got on some steps while a photographer took lots of pictures. It was cold. I got a few pictures.
Last night we had pancakes for supper. This morning we ate some of the leftover pancakes. I also made a fresh old fashion oatmeal mush. There were a few drops of rain. This afternoon I got out the weed-eater and cut down a lot of the weeds north of the greenhouses, I put plastic grocery bags and then put on my old shoes. It was much easier to walk around. The following photos show the weeds that I cut down,
This morning after breakfast, we watched the morning TV shows. I tried to post the most recent photos. I wasn't able to post them. This afternoon we drove to Fillmore. We stopped at the market and bought some groceries. This evening I drove on main street looking for a place the guy with the drick could go in and pull the old water pump and replace it with a new one, I found a good place. I stopped and explained it to her. She seemed to be okay with it,
Carol made pancakes for supper, We haven't had pancakes for a long time. They were very good.
We spent most of the morning washing the sheet and remaking the beds. Carol went to exercise class. I worked in my tablet. After I did a game, it would go an advertisement and then it would take a long time to get a new game. I went online to see if I could find something that would help. There was a lady on You Tube that talked so fast that it didn't help much. I rebooted my tablet and selected a new game, It has been working ever since. It didn't matter if I won or lost. I went outside and walked to the end of the driveway. I could see Neil Stevens truck parked by the greenhouses. After a while he said that the well was fixed. There wasn't any water running on the front lawn. I walked up to the well. The valve on the exit pipe was turned off. I turned it on and the water started running, I went to the garden and turned the water on the onions. They got a good watering. I turned the water on the corn and the water stopped. I called Neil and he came over. He tried to get the well pumping, but he wasn't successful. He concluded that the pump at the bottom of the well needed to be replaced.
This morning I turned on the morning news. I then fed the and made a batch of old fashion oatmeal mush. After breakfast we watched the channel seven programing. After a while Richard came to get his four-wheeler. We went out to the well. He was able to push the red button; The pump came on for few seconds and then it stopped. He did it several times. It still didn't work. He loaded the. four-wheeler the trailer. Carol made us some good egg salad for lunch. Richard said his good-byes and then left.
As soon as he left, Niel Stevens came by. He offered to fix the gray box that directs the electricity to the well. I am unable to download some photos to my laptop.
We drove to Fillmore this morning, we filled the car with gas and then went to the feed store where I bought some Peaches and Cream sweet corn seed. I planted two rows in the garden. I tried to water it, but for some reason water pump did not turn on. There are two red buttons, under a gray metal box. They are hard to push; I couldn't push them.
