Eric, Lisa, and Emi

Woke up to a surprise this morning.  About two inches of new snow.  After breakfast  watched my Saturday morning woodworking shows.  I got a few good ideas that I will try.  put on my hat, coat, shoes, and gloves and got the old shovel.      

I opened the garage door and took this picture.  Not in the fore cast, but grateful for every little bit of snow we can get.

I got out the old snow shovel and pushed off all the snow clear to the road. I also done the our front sidewalk. 

I was tired sitting around watching TV I walked over to the Stephenson's, the neighbors to the west of us.  It was just ice.  I went back home and got some ice melt and sprinkled it on their sidewalk.  I later learned that Raymond was at the Utah Valley Hospital in the intensive car room with Covid.

I got another photo of the growing geraniums.  They are looking healthy.

The bird feeder has been empty for a day or two, so filled it up today.

We have had a raised toilet seat in the bathroom since Carol's knee surgery.  I took it off, cleaned it and then sprayed it with a disinfectant.   I managed to get it back in the box.

Lisa, Eric, and Emi have been in St Gorge at a funeral.  They stopped by on the way home.  We had a nice visit and I got this selfie.  They brought us some more birthday and Christmas presents.  

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Eric, Lisa, & Emi

I was up early this morning and read from the Book of Mormon. Carol was up a little bit later.  Eric, Lisa, Emi were up much later.  I took care of the two chickens and then watched the three wood working shows.  The got up and fixed breakfast.  Bacon and eggs and bread were fixed.  They put the dishes in the dish washer.  After breakfast we visited and watched TV.

Eric drove me to the post office.  Why you may think?  His car was parked in front of the garage and I would be able to get our car out.  Eric brought his lap top and worked at the computer. 

Around two we had lunch.   Lisa brought ham and cheese and  and bread.  we made sandwiches.  We were extremally happy that the spent some time with us,

I should have been taking pictures while we were eating and while we were visiting.  I got this phot of Emi relaxing in the swivel chair that Lisa and Eric got for us years ago.

Carol is having a operation on knee Monday morning, the day after tomorrow.  Eric and I gave Lisa a blessing.  I anointed and Eric sealed the anointing. 

I wanted a selfie before the left.  I asked of a facey.  I don't know if that is a real word.  The spell check rejected each spelling try. ie. Facey, facee, facei   faceie. All I needed was a capital letter.   

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Eric, April, & Family

I was up around two this morning and took a peek at the window and I could tell that it had snowed some.  It was still dark when I opened the front door and could see some snow but had no idea how much.  The tree branches had snow on them, but looked like there may be two or three inches.  When it was light I opened the garage door and this is what I saw.  I measured nine and one quarter inch of snow.

 I came out a little later and heard a four wheeler in our front hard.  It was Richard Darnel pushing snow of the driveway.  The above picture was taken about an hour later and there was a couple of more inches of snow.

 I cleaned the snow off the front walk and sprinkled a little ice melt.  I used my snow pusher and a large scope shovel to get what I missed,

 Eric and April  and Payten, Hanna, Quinten, and May and Lousia, their two nannies came.  The roads were really good.  They brought with thirteen three week old chicks.  They are in greenhouse two.  and will be there for at least a couple of weeks.  

 They are supposed to be little pullets.  We shall see.

 It is hard to catch Quinten with a smile.  I took picture until the memory was used up.

 Carol and Quinten and the Teddy bear.

April and Eric and family went home.  I went to choir practice and then to the stake choir festival.


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