Tuesday

 

I showered without the shower curtain. I had the water turned low and was able to shower and didn't get any water on the bathroom floor. 

Quick Trip

Carol needed to have her hearing aids fixed. We left around noon.  We went to Costco's in American fork. After we got there, it didn't take long. We stopped at Wendy's for some food and drinks and we went straight home. It rained most of the way home. After we got home, I went into my bathroom. The shower curtain had come down. It was quite dirty caused by the hard water. Carol put it in the washer and then the dryer, We put it on the curtain rod. I finally got it to stay in place.

The frying pan on the patio with one half inch of water in it.

I put up the shower curtain; I tried to get it up into place many time. I finally got it right. When I went to bed, the shower curtain fell.

Robert was here yesterday, This is one of the peach trees that he pruned. 

Fast Sunday

This was a pretty normal morning, except I put a roast in the slow cooker, We didn't eat breakfast because it was fast Sunday. Carol wrapped potatoes and put them in the oven, Richard helped me make tapioca pudding.  My hand was so shaky that I couldn't measure properly, We got is cooked and put it in the fridge.  We attended our church meetings. A member of the bishopric talked to Richard, He called Richard to be a teach the ranch boys each Sunday, We had a good dinner. The tapioca pudding tasted really good. Richard left. We probably see him each weekend, there is a full moon coming up in the east.

Richard Left !!!

Richard was gone when I got up. There was one bowl of mush in the fridge which I ate, I made three more bowls of mush. Carrol and I ate breakfast, Richard didn't come home until this afternoon. We drove to Fillmore for gas and some groceries. Carol made a couple of sandwiches for lunch. Carol put a frozen dinner in the oven for supper. It tasted good. 

Robert Came

Carol woke me up this morning, for some reason the alarm on my phone didn't ring.  It was seven when I got up. I showed, dressed. We started breakfast. That is Carol and I started breakfast. A little while later, Robert came. The first thing that Robert did was to reconnect the two pieces of drip tape together. Robert pruned all of the fruit trees in greenhouse six. We were able to start the wood-chipper. We took it outside of greenhouse and set it up west of greenhouse six.  

This is a small stack of shredded fig bush. The branches were on the wheelbarrow in greenhouse five.

This what's left of the fig branches when we the fig shrubs. 

Robert Is picking up the small branches.

This is one of six peach trees that Robert pruned. I carried most of them to the west end of greenhouse six where the shredder was located.  

Signs of Spring daffodils

 

We picked up Nyleen and went to the Mount Timpanogos temple.  After the session we took her home. She had a lunch for us, we then went to Sam's Club. We got some groceries and then drove home. Then we stopped at the post office.  There was no mail, but we posted two birthday cards. After we got home we put the groceries away. I put my work close one and then checked out the plants in greenhouse five. It was really hot in there. I turned on the fan. It soon cooled down.

This the big exhaust fan on the west end of greenhouse five,

It cooled down to 94 degrees.  I didn't want to leave the doors open.  I am trying to keep out the cats.  Here are the signs of spring:  one earwig, one yellow jacket, daffodils, butterfly.
  

It's About Gone

One of our gray cats was laying on a germination tables. I scared it out. It found a hole in the west end of the greenhouse.  It took me quite a while to get it close all of the holes that are close to the ground. I went back to the garage to get all of the tools that I needed.

This the west end of the door. It is taken from the inside.

This is the west of the door. I screwed a piece of plywood on the door.

This is a picture of the propagate bush that growing leaves. 

There are two large tubs of healthy chrysanthemums in greenhouse five.

The green arrow peas are looking good.