At the Well

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. 

The above photo is an example of some of the vegetables that I picked and took to the post office. A friend of mine took all of them.

This photo shows the sprinkler on the east lawn. I move it about every 30 minutes.

We picked up Alisha and drove to Fillmore; we stopped at the drugstore where Carol bought some medication. We then went to the market for some groceries. We took Alisha home and then we went home. I turned on a sprinkler on the back lawn. Later I turned the sprinklers off.

Labor Day

We watched some of the morning TV shows. Later in the morning we were going to go to the drug store for some medication for Carol. She her pill bottle to have it refilled. The bottle is not refillable. We drove around Holden. Carol got some books at the book barn. I watered the plants in the front yard; I also picked some squash and sweet corn.  

A lot of squash and peppers.

The same as above but before they were washed.

The flag is posted by the young men and young women. This afternoon I cut down a row of sweet corn, The well works.

Fast Sunday

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.

What a Party

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. 

We have been married six-five years.

The image is in the above photo.

A book with pictures.

Carol and me in front of the ballons.

A closer look.

Some of the people.

Richard vacuuming the culture hall floor. 

Carol and some of the people at the party.

Skyler and his wife with me in the middle. I took them around them around the yard,

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Another picture. 

This is a picture of the of the serving table.

Another picture.

Tables where some ate.

A large banner.

A hummingbird.

I watered the asparagus.

Didn't Go

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.

I put the sweet corn in the freezer.

Carol cut the corn of the cob and then put it on aa cookie sheet. She then put is in the freezer. The above photo was taken after it was frozen. Then I helped put it in a zip bag.

I turned on the water for the dahlia garden. One of the zip line came off. I fixed it. 

The wind blew most of the polly off house five. I cut it away so I could go in and out of house five,

This is a tote of the sweet corn,

Sprayed Weeds

 

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.

Surprise

The day started out as usual. Except there were lots of hummingbirds around the bird feeder. It also rained during the night.

I picked some corm yesterday. Carol blanched it yesterday and we put in zip bags and then put it in the freezer that is in the garage.

This is the surprise; Todd Troseth and his boys installed the railing this morning. They did an excellent job. 

A close-up of the railing and the baskets of flowers.

Here they are attaching the railing to the concrete steps.

Another photo.

I am standing on the front porch when I took this photo.

There is almost one half inch of rainwater in this frying pan on our patio. This afternoon I dug up puncture weed.

This basket was hanging on the front porch. Carol thought that we should hang it on a tree east of the driveway. It will be easy to water.

This basket is hanging on the lilac tree.

The hummingbirds' drank all of the previous sugar water.

This a big tub full of puncture weeds.

A side view of the new porch railing.