More Family Visitors

We started the Sunday morning as usual, but it may be a new normal.   We had breakfast.  Carol was making preparation for dinner.  Carol's preparation started at four this morning when she put the roast in the slow cooker.   I conducted our sacrament services.  Carol  It continued after breakfast peeling potatoes and pushing them through the vegie chopper.

I put on a light coat and walked around our large garden and the yard.   There was a little frost on top of the north end of the garage.  There was no damage to any of the plants in the garden. 

There was grayish cat hair on the patio this morning.   It was evidence of a cat fight with a few small spots of blood. 

We had lunch of meat, peas, potatoes and some delicious gravy.

The following pictures are of Robert and Jeanne; Dalston and Hallie Gooch; Maison Wells and her baby daughter. Reese.   They came to put flowers on grave of their baby daughter Sierra who about five weeks old when she died. 

This is cute Reese, who is a little over one year old.  She is such a doll.  The daughter of Maison, and Dalston Wells.  She is a little over a year old.

Carol and Robert

Hallie is setting up my smart phone for a timed shot.  She got herself and part of the family.

She did a little better this time.  She got their legs up to their knees.

Up to their waists this time.

She gave up.  I began taking pictures of couples.  This is Hallie and Jared Gooch

I took this while they were getting settled for the next photo.

A good picture of Hallie and Jared Gooch.

Maison and her baby, Reese.

Jeanne and Robert.

Merrill and Carol Johnson

Merrill and Carol Johnson with Maison Wells and her baby Reese.


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I have been taking pictures with my Samsung phone, and haven't been abled to load them to my lap top computer.

A friend of mine who I haven't seen for years stopped by.  She had a nephew with her who wanted to learn some about growing bedding plants.

 House six is pretty much cleaned.  I worked in house one for a little more than a half hour.  I removed the tomato clips and pulled down the vines.  The plants were brittle dry.  I left them on the floor between the two rows.

 I bought a new furnace filter a couple of weeks ago.  The above filter is the dirty one.  I put in a new one.  I installed it a little bit differently.  I think that it will be a bit more effective in removing the dust from the house.

This morning there was a little bit of ice left.  It was about the size of my hand.  This afternoon when I took this picture, it was gone.

Shepherdia rotundifolia that I planted late last fall is looking really good.  The seed is over ten years old. It is time to transplant it into cone-tainers.

Warmer weather, asparagus is beginning to grow.  I cut a nice bunch.  I love asparagus.

I cleaned weeds from our strawberry patch.  I got the hose ready to water them.

 I put it in a wide mouth quart bottle with water.  It is now in the fridge.  

Carol had an appointment with her doctor.  While she was at the clinic, I bought the parts for hooking the black water tank to the irrigation pipe.  I left some water in the old pipe and it froze and broke.  I have a ball valve two let water out to water the asparagus and grape vines.

I have seen this black bobtail cat several time during the past year. This evening as I was walking to house two, the cat was right in front of me.  He didn't seemed at all frightened.  I got a dozen pictures and this is the best one.  He was chasing a gray cat who must have been in heat.  The gray cat sneaks to the back porch to get something to eat.  


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