Fri. May 26
From a now dark and late (for me) MO,
This has been an active day!
Thank goodness the girls slept well last night. I think I was up with them about 4:00 and Jim released them for the day about 6:00 this a.m. The way they are so happy you would think they had been in their sleeping crate for days!
Jim joined one of his breakfast groups this a.m. - while I set out on some errands. I didn't take the girls as it was close to 70 degrees and was already warmish, sunny, and somewhat humid. Leslie had already been here to set a trap for the remaining kitten.
Jim mowed the yard after his breakfast and I must admit that I didn't get too much done - laundry started and moved over with another load being started, went through some accumulated bills and mail, made a trip to HyVee, etc.
I dozed during the middle part of the day while Jim left here a little before 2:00 to see the new Poiseden movie.
I left here about 3:00 to head to Bucklin. We had a good crew there - Betty (a first cousin), Grace Ann (another first cousin), her husband and son, Bobby (another first cousin), Aunt Maxine, Harvey (another first cousin), his wife and daughter, and a couple of drop ins. We met a distant cousin who lives in Nevada (the state) and she and her husband drove over from Macon to set up a family tree that she had drawn. I'm guessing it is a good 15 feet or more long and the height is a good yard or more. She definitely has artistic talent as the tree is magnificent. She had also made three easels showing family photos, etc - again done with an artistic talent and creativity that I think family members will look at in awe tomorrow.
Most of us ended up eating at Tall Paul's in Bucklin. The food was good and the company excellent.
I arrived home in time to accidently see the last of the made for tv movie about Ike and D-Day. It was really good - explains why I haven't been on earlier.
Oh, by 9:00 this a.m. I checked the trap and the fifth kitten was safely inside. When Jim returned from his breakfast, we took the trap and kitten to our local animal shelter - now it can join its mother and siblings.
We are leaving here about 9:30 to head to Bucklin. I need to ice down bottled water in the a.m., but everything else has already been taken over.
Be safe.
B.
This has been an active day!
Thank goodness the girls slept well last night. I think I was up with them about 4:00 and Jim released them for the day about 6:00 this a.m. The way they are so happy you would think they had been in their sleeping crate for days!
Jim joined one of his breakfast groups this a.m. - while I set out on some errands. I didn't take the girls as it was close to 70 degrees and was already warmish, sunny, and somewhat humid. Leslie had already been here to set a trap for the remaining kitten.
Jim mowed the yard after his breakfast and I must admit that I didn't get too much done - laundry started and moved over with another load being started, went through some accumulated bills and mail, made a trip to HyVee, etc.
I dozed during the middle part of the day while Jim left here a little before 2:00 to see the new Poiseden movie.
I left here about 3:00 to head to Bucklin. We had a good crew there - Betty (a first cousin), Grace Ann (another first cousin), her husband and son, Bobby (another first cousin), Aunt Maxine, Harvey (another first cousin), his wife and daughter, and a couple of drop ins. We met a distant cousin who lives in Nevada (the state) and she and her husband drove over from Macon to set up a family tree that she had drawn. I'm guessing it is a good 15 feet or more long and the height is a good yard or more. She definitely has artistic talent as the tree is magnificent. She had also made three easels showing family photos, etc - again done with an artistic talent and creativity that I think family members will look at in awe tomorrow.
Most of us ended up eating at Tall Paul's in Bucklin. The food was good and the company excellent.
I arrived home in time to accidently see the last of the made for tv movie about Ike and D-Day. It was really good - explains why I haven't been on earlier.
Oh, by 9:00 this a.m. I checked the trap and the fifth kitten was safely inside. When Jim returned from his breakfast, we took the trap and kitten to our local animal shelter - now it can join its mother and siblings.
We are leaving here about 9:30 to head to Bucklin. I need to ice down bottled water in the a.m., but everything else has already been taken over.
Be safe.
B.
posted by News from Chilli | 8:14 PM
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