More Watering

After breakfast I found a long garden hose and drug it to Robert's fruit trees south of greenhouse six. I wanted to water his fruit trees.

This a short section of a garden hose which allowed me to connect to the well water.

Here I am running water on one of Robert's fruit trees.

Another fruit tree.

This is a photo of a fruit tree. The trees have really been dry.

This shows the short section of tap and the hose bibb.

I removed the timing clock.

Here is a connection.

I got an envelope of topaz melon seeds.

Payson Temple

We left early for the Payson temple. We found a parking spot close to the temple doors. We waited in the chapel and walked a short distance to the session room. After the session we drove to the Red Barn and found a handicap parking spot. We bought six ears of sweet corn; we got Ice-cream cones in Nephi. A little we drove to Fillmore and filled the car with gas. WE bought some groceries at the market.  We drove up and down main street looking for the place where a person could get a haircut. After lunch I watered the baskets and tubs on the front yard.  I picket the large topaz melon. Carol cut it in half and removed the seeds. She then cut the flesh into small pieces and put them in the fridge.

I put the seeds in a newspaper starting the process of drying the seeds.

This is the topaz melon some scales. It weighs six pounds. 

This is the topaz melon on a lawn chair.

This is a picture of the red barn. We were able to park in front of the handy cap sign. 

The chrysanthemums blooming on the front porch.

Carol removed the seeds out of the topaz melon.

Robert's fruit trees are suffering because there hasn't been much rain. 

Tuesday

Nothing unusual this morning. Later we made ice cream.

After we finished, we ate a large bowel of homemade ice cream.

From the beginning to the end, it took about an hour to finish.

First Day

This morning after breakfast we took a large black bag to the dump. When we got back home, we went out to the garden and picked some squash and peppers. I took them to the post office. We received a call from our neighbor. Her husband, Ross had died. He was very sick; we watched the morning news and TV shows. Carol went to her exorcise class. After she got back, we went to Fillmore and filled the car with gas, we bought some groceries and then drove home. Carol made some roast beef sandwiches that were very good.

Sunday Session

 

I was a little late getting up this morning. I put the roast in the slow cooker. I fed the cats. Carol got up a little later. We had breakfast. I made tapioca pudding. There was a small deer in our back yard. It soon ran away. I watered the plants and baskets in the front yard. We watched the morning session general conference. The music and speakers were inspiring. We had baked potatoes, a roast, and tapioca pudding. 

Saturday Session

 

We watched the morning news and then the morning TV programs prior to general conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. At ten we watched conference. The speakers and music were inspiring. The session ended at twelve. I had at TV dinner. Two hours later we watched the afternoon session. It was another inspiring session. At five I listened to the BYU football game. BYU won. 

Payson Temple

 

It was about eight when we left Holden this morning. Traffic was pretty normal. We found a handy cap parking space. We had a good session and left. We usually stop at Wendy's for a sandwich, but it was too early for that. We then stopped at the Red Barn. It was hard to find a place to park. We went inside got some sweet corn and raspberries. There was a line up getting out. There were two ladies in front of us. After visiting some we determined that they were Latter-day-Saints. We stopped in Nephi and got some ice cream cones. Carol made a couple fried egg sandwiches. I went to Fillmore and got my "mouse" that I left there yesterday, I bought some groceries. I watered the plants in the front yard. Elisha Bills came over. She wanted some distilled water. We had some. She gave Carol two dollars. She visited awhile and then went home.