During the night this morning I could hear it raining. It was a little after two. It was dark when I got up so I could not see much. I turned on the TV. There wasn't any signal. A little later the wind blew some and the signal returned. I was able to watch the morning news. After breakfast I took a small box of vegetables to the post office. Carol sent me to the post office to mail a letter. The vegetables took up there are gone. This afternoon I watered the plants in the front yard.
After breakfast I mowed the lawns.
After breakfast, I finished watering the east lawn. I let it run for 45 minutes. There still was a large spray. I took a few squashes to the post office. When I got back home, I watered the plant on the porch. I put the sprinkler on the lawn west of the driveway.
I made a new batch of old fashion oatmeal mush. While it was cooking, I fed the cats, after breakfast I watered the plants in the front yard. I called the Payson temple. There was a message that said that the temple would be open Tuesday September 28. Carol went to her exercise class. We bought a cantaloupe at the red barn yesterday. Carol cleaned out the seeds and cut the flesh into small pieces. I drove to Fillmore to get Carol's tablet. It was fixed and working properly. I got some eggs and apple juice at the market. I straighten some problems with a bill that I was paying, I then went home. I watered most of the east lawn.
This morning we left Holden to attend the Orem Temple. It took us a little to get to the temple. Carol stopped near the temple do. I parked the car. It was a short walk to the temple where Carol was waiting for me. After the session I walked out to get the car. I reached into my pocket for the car keys. I didn't have them. I walked back where Carol was waiting. I thought that I somehow lost them in the temple. We walked back to the car. Carol opened the door. Guess what? I left the keys in the car. We then drove home. On the way home we stopped at Wendy's and hamburgers and drinks. We then stopped at the Red Barn. We bought six ears of corn.
This morning was my first morning showering after the hot water faucet was fixed. When I finished, I turned off the water. No water dripping. After I dressed, I turned on the morning News. After breakfast, I picked some squash and took it to the post office where people share produce from their garden. Carol went to her exercise class. I watered the plants in the front yard. I also watered some in the garden, When Carol got back, we drove to Fillmore where I got my eyeglasses. We also bought some groceries. We then went home. Carol made some good tuna fish sandwiches. There was a pair of hummingbirds flying around the bird feeder. This evening we went to the east side of the church for "what is called the ward harvest outing. There was a lot of food and good company. Near the end of the activity, it started to rain, there was a huge rain bow. We came home. We got pretty wet before got home. I put on some dry clothes after I got home.
One of the first things I do in the morning is to shower. The hot water Fausset leaks hot water. It almost warms the bathroom. I finished my shower then I get dressed. After breakfast I started to fix the leak. I took some of the parts off. I was afraid I would break something. So, I called someone to fix it. They came and had it fixed in about ten minutes. Carol made bacon and tomato sandwiches for lunch.
Tyson Dipo and his helper are standing in front of the tub.
This morning I watered the plants inside the house. I do this every Monday. I also watered the plants on the front porch. There are a few dry places on the front lawn that I watered. Carol went to her exercise class. While Carol was gone, I started the water one the east end of the back lawn. When she came back, we drove to Fillmore and filled the car with gas. We then went to the store. Carol's tablet is not working. I took it to Dan's shop. She got some birthday cards and medication; The next stop was at the market. We then drove home. I started the water on the back lawn again. Carol fixed a good lunch. The water pressure dropped. I turned water of for an hour. Carol went to her DUP meeting. I turned the water back on.
It's dark when I get up now. I began this morning by making oatmeal mush, I then fed the cats. After Carol got up, I fixed breakfast. A little later I got the household garbage ready for the dump. I turned on the sprinkler on the back yard. I took some squash to the post office. later we went to the dump. BYU football team played the Arizona tigers this afternoon in Provo at 1:30. I tried to listen to the game on the internet. I couldn't find it. I then put the radio on the couch. I listened to the first quarter; I then found it on the internet. Carol found the game on TV. I was able to watch the fourth quarter.
We had frozen dinners for lunch. Carol made bacon and tomato sandwiches for supper. It was then more TV until we went to bed.
After breakfast I watered some plants in the garden. I picked some squash. I took them to the post office. It rained this morning
We left Holden this morning a little before eight. I fed the cats. We put on our Sunday clothes and drove Payson. When we got to the Payson temple it was closed for maintenance work. It will be for several weeks. We then went to Sams Club. We got some groceries and a bag of cat food. We then drove to Linden to visit with Carol's sister, Nyleen,
On the way home we stopped at the Red Barn. We bought bread, sweet corn and straw berries. Our next stop was in Nephi. We bought two ice cream cones,
Carol did her hair while I fixed breakfast. I fed the cats. I then started the sprinkler on the back lawn. I let it run for thirty minutes and then changed it. I moved the sprinkler every half hour to different locations until the back lawn was watered. We had a stand which for lunch. I watered most of the front lawn and the pots and baskets.
I had a good sleep last night. After breakfast this morning I turned on a sprinkler and began to water the south end of the east lawn. There was a good spray. I left it on for 45 minutes. I then turned on the sprinkler to water the back lawn. It didn't spray far enough. I tried two sprinklers at the same time. That didn't work. I then picked some vegetables. I made two trips to the post office with the vegetables. I turned the water on the east lawn back on. I tried to water with two sprinklers, but it didn't work, I got a phone call from someone wanting native plants.
My alarm didn't go off this morning. So, I was late getting up. I didn't have to fix breakfast. I picked some sweet corn for dinner. I walked by the road where I sprayed the penucher weed. All of the ones I sprayed a couple of weeks ago are dying, we watched the morning news and some of the morning TV shows. At 9;30 we went to church. This is the first Sunday where the classes are to last for thirty minutes. After the first thirty minutes I thought that I would the things away and go home. I was really wrong. I had set up the microphone up again. We went home and had warmups from yesterday. I watered the front yard plants. It was three when Karen Richardson came to our house with her son, Brent. He tried fix her tablet so she could receive messages from the bishop. He worked on it for quite a while. He couldn't do it. He said that her tablet was too old. He then got my tablet hooked up. I had warm-ups for supper.
This morning after breakfast we drove to Fillmore, we filled the car with gas and then bought some groceries. I watered the plants on the porch. Lisa drove up. She was going take us somewhere for dinner. She then drove to the back door of the church. We got out of the car and most of our kids, grandkids, and great grand kids were there, we celebrated our wedding.
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We got up this morning to the Payson temple. Carol didn't feel well so we didn't go. I picked the sweet corn; I then shucked it.
Carol went to her exercise class. While she was gone, I sprayed the puncture vines.
We to Fillmore
took my tablet.
Supper, we had sweet corn.
The day started out as usual. Except there were lots of hummingbirds around the bird feeder. It also rained during the night.
