Daisies for Lisa

This morning at 6:30 when I left on my morning walk it was 65 degrees

and sunny.  Walked first to the post office and mailed a birthday card

to my third oldest granddaughter who lives in Alabama.

Walked down the main street and up Barn Sale Rd to see the cows.

Black ones used to be here and then no cows for a while.

Now these brownish/red cows are over here from the other pasture 

across the street.

 They all started mooing when I walked by.

This little one stood by the fence so I took a picture.

Walked back to town and around the ball park loop and both cemeteries.

One of the cemeteries has fields on three sides of it and there were
some rolled hay bales in it.
I walked into the field to take a picture.

When I got right up next to it I realized just how big they are.

I am 5'5" and here I am standing with my back to it.

 Saw Bill out walking again as well as Rebecca walking her dog and another lady

who I saw for the first time the other day. 

Walked 6 miles

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We took the dump trailer once again and got some more loads of stone.  

We got crush and run this time.

We are getting to know Lisa who works there quite well 

after being there so many times.

She sits in a little tiny shack all day telling the guy in the HUGE

tractor how much and what kind of stone people need.

She also takes care of the weighing on the scales and payment.

This morning before we left I picked a bunch of daisies from my 

garden and put them in a mason jar with water.

When she opened the little window for us to tell her what we wanted,

I handed her the flowers and told her to have a Happy Day.

She was quite pleased.  😊

We got two loads of crush and run in the morning.

Then we headed over to church.  Left the dump trailer there

and took the new church trailer to the sign place where it is

getting the church graphics put on it and left it there.

Then back to church to pick up the dump trailer.

Stopped for lunch at Taco Bell.

Went to Walmart to pick up a couple of things while we were in the area.

Stopped at the stone place for the third crush and run load.

By this time it was clouding up and it looked like rain 

and I had clothes drying on the line,

so Ken dropped me off home and he continued on up to the new house

with the load of stone.

Got the clothes in and still no rain so I put in a load of Ken's

very dirty work pants and got them out on the line.

Meanwhile I baked another batch of cookies (chocolate chippers)

for Bible Time next week.  Total baked so far is 16 dozen.  

The thunder started about 4:30 and I thought for sure

it would rain any second so I took Ken's work pants in to finish

drying inside.

A lot of noisy thunder but we only got a few drops of rain.

Met David at Brenda's for supper which has become a weekly thing

now even if we don't get half price pizza.
We usually to at 5:00 but today David had to work an
extra hour so we met at 6:00.

The rain has finally arrived to give the grass and flowers a drink.

 Nice to be home now to enjoy a quite evening.

Before long (God willing) we will have another day to enjoy.

Hope you smiled often today.

Life is Good

happyone  💕

 "It is better to wear out than to rust out."
~ Richard Cumberland