The End

Today, Saturday, is the end of January.  This morning a little after breakfast we drove Fillmore and bought a bag of lay pellets.  We then filled the car with gas at LOVE'S. After that we then drove home.  Carol made two hot dog sandwiches for lunch.  This afternoon I opened the bag of lay pellets. Richard came this afternoon and had supper with us. 

Ice

Nothing unusual so far this morning.  There was a little bit of ice on the cat's watering dish, The orange kitten and the black kitten were eating the cat food, they run away when I open the kitchen door, but now the keep eating until they are full.  Carol made good hamburger sandwiches for lunch today, we also had sliced peaches for dessert.   I was missing a white sock. Carol found it in the pantry.

I picked all of the pomegranates.  I didn't count them but I five-gallon bucket nearly full.  I put them in the garage for the night.

The Market

I fed the cats and made a batch of old fashion oatmeal mush.  We had to watch the cat food to prevent the dogs from eating it.  Later I watched in the front room.  If I saw the dogs coming, I would be able to scare them away.  They didn't come.

This morning, we drove to the Fillmore market for some groceries.  After we got home, Carol made some grilled cheese sandwiches for lunch.  I was tired of sitting in the family room I went for a walk the yard.

It Worked

 It was a little warmer this morning when I got up.  After breakfast watched the mor TV shows.  After lunch I went out to greenhouse five, the furnace had come on during the bight. This afternoon we drove up and down, that is east and west every street in Holden.  This early evening, we fed the cats. We could see the dogs, so I got a chair and set on the driveway so I could watch the dogs who were across the street.  I came in the house and set on a chair in the front room. If the dogs came over, I could see them and scare them away.  The owner of the dog came and he locked them up.  We were going to meet with April in the morning.  She called and said that kids were sick.  We will go on another day,

Froze Again

There was nothing about this morning that was unusual except feeding the cats.  When the casts finished eating and left, I brought the cat dishes back in the house so the dogs wouldn't eat what was left over.  before lunch, I went out to greenhouse five. I watered some of the plants. There was ice in the hose. There was also ice one the ground by the tap. I called Andrew Brown for help.

There were two mem who came and fixed the furnace.

This the temperature around noon.  Late in the afternoon we drove to Fillmore for a few groceries.

Church

I got up this morning and fed the cats.  I then made a batch of old fashion oatmeal mush.  Richard was gone for a while.  Carol had raisin bran for breakfast.  Richard returned and ate his breakfast. He left and went to his daughter, Emily, for sacrament meeting.  Carol took me to choir practice. After two good meetings we came home for dinner.

Snow

During the night when I looked out the window it looked like snow.  It was too dark to be able to tell for sure.  I got up and showered I could see that there was some snow on the ground.  Richard was gone.  After breakfast I shoveled the snow off the driveway. I took the three pictures below.  

This is looking north across the street.  The neighbor's house is across the street north of us. 

his is the back yard looking at the back yard looking south.   The south end of the garage is on the right and the corner of the house is on the left.

This the front sidewalk.  Later this morning I shoveled the snow off driveway and sidewalk.  I walked out to greenhouse five.  Everything there was good.  I walked across the road tw report that throw dogs have been eating cat food, He said that their dogs get out of their kennel where it is broken.  He then to their dogs and family. They are building a house there. Richard left for a while.  He shot a coyote.  We had omelets for supper.