The Fifth Sunday

 

After breakfast this morning we went to church. We were early for sacrament the meeting, The speakers were from a group young men and young women that graduated from seminary. They did a good job. Since it was the fifth Sunday there was no Sunday school. The bishopric conducted the meeting. The topic for the was the celebrating 250 yeas of the constitution.  There was video of two members of the quorum of twelve apostles. They spoke of it being inspired. I watered most of the plants in the garden,

The Kidney

After breakfast I went out to greenhouse five. I worked out there picking green arrow peas. some of them were pretty ripe. Carol shelled them, froze them and put them in the freezer.

We put all of the plants we bought at Walmart a couple of weeks ago. We planted them in the kidney. 

Topaz & Irrigation

After I got up, I fed the cats and realized that I needed to make some old fashion oatmeal mush. I started to make some. I opened the fridge and there was a bowel of mush. We ate breakfast. Now I have three bowels of mush. I found an old garden hose that has been in the weeds for years. I cleaned it. I planted seven groups of topaz melon seeds in the north garden. We drove to Fillmore and filled the car with gas. Before we went home, we stopped at Roper's for some garden hose attachments. I got my weed eater and cut a lot of weeds by the tap; I hooked the hose to the tap and pot the other end on the row Topaz melons. The were soon watered. Carol made soup for lunch. I watered the baskets and tubs on the front porch. I found another hose that had several hose clamps that I salvaged. We had pizza for supper.

Payson

 

It was about eight when we left Holden for Payson. We had our Sunday close on because we did a session at the temple. The session room was nearly full. After the session was over we went to Walmart, Carol bought annual flowers. 

After we got home, I unloaded the beading plants.

A deer ate three plants that we planted yesterday. They even pulled them out of the ground. I covered most of the plants tree baskets.

This picture shows the tree baskets and the irrigation.  

More irrigation and tree cages to protect the tomato plant.

Wrong Size

This morning everything was pretty normal; I drove to Fillmore to get smaller hose connector. I didn't need one. I had put it together wrong. I got right. I was able put it the right way.

It is a clowdy day, but no rain.

I planted a row of peaches and cream sweet corn. Here it is being irrigated.

Memorial Day. The flag is posted in our front yard. 

Robert and Jeanne were here for Memorial Day. I fixed the leak in the drip waterer that waters the dahlias. I turned the on the water, I got a lot of Foxtel seeds in my socks. This evening I went out and cut down the weeds. Tonight I turned the water off.

Robert and Jeanne

We didn't have our usual breakfast. We had old fashion oatmeal mush. Robert and I walked around the nursery. He started the water running on the potatoes. The screen was plugged. he fixed it. We went to the park where the town had a Memorial Day lunch. Robert and Jeanne went home. 

I planted another row of Peaches and Cream sweet corn. I also watered it. Carol watered the baskets and tubs She also watered the front lawn that was just east of the driveway,

I couldn't water the peas.

I found a garden hose that was hooked to the pressure tank. It took me quite a long time to get it into greenhouse five,

Sunday

We visited the cemeteries in Sutherland and Delta. This is the headstone for my grandpa and grandmother Sampson.

This is the headstone for our baby. He lived for an hour,

This the headstone for Robert and Jeannes baby boy that lived just hours,

I forgot to start slow cooker. After I showered and dressed, I notice that the slow cooker setting on the kitchen counter. I put the roast in. I fed the cats and fixed breakfast. I forgot to start slow cooker. After I showered and dressed, I notice that the slow cooker setting on the kitchen counter. I put the roast in. I fed the cats and fixed breakfast. We went to church. The speakers did a good job. The choir provided inspiring music.