Spaghetti dinner

45 degrees and sunny when I left the house for my walk.

Left a bit earlier so thought I'd walk the Farm Loop again.  

Made it down the hill from the school early enough that I 

didn't encounter any school buses.

Such a beautiful morning and I do enjoy the quietness

around FL.

A couple I see walking once in a while were walking part of the FL.

Back in town I walked around the ball park and one of the cemeteries

and once through town before getting back home.

Saw lots of birds again, the llama, chickens, and cows.

Apple tree just past the library.

Walked 6  miles

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Wanted to go with Ken up to the new house but really had

to stay home and get some much needed cleaning done.

It was one of those whirlwind cleaning mornings and I got lots done.

After lunch I was out front continuing where I left off the
weeding yesterday when the rain chased me inside.
I weeded for a couple of hours.
A couple more hours work and I should have that part of the front garden done.

Having a spaghetti dinner at church this evening.
Last month I mentioned that it was Tract Month at my church.
We are divided into two teams and have a contest which team hands
out the most.
The losing team cooks and serves the winning team a spaghetti dinner.
We were on the winning team.  😊
Of course there really is NO losing team because every tract
that is handed out may be the one to win a lost soul to the Lord.

Not going up to the new house today but will be there tomorrow.
Can't wait to see what was done today.

A happy day to you, my friends.
Life is Good

Count your blessings

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 Thought this was interesting.

Note the date.

Walking, when it can be borne for an hour or two without fatigue,

is of all exercises, the best.

It is that which nature intends for us.

There is no other accompanied with such a uniform and regular

action of the muscles and joints;

and from the valvular structure of the veins of the extremities,

it is better fitted than any other to promote the circulation, and

consequently all the functions of the system. 

It is also the most agreeable mode of exercise.

Our desire for it, when it has been long withheld, 

becomes excessive.

~ A P Wilson Philip, M.D. (1770-1847)