Afternoon reading

Left this morning at 6:50 and it was 59 degrees and cloudy.

A couple of times I felt some light misty drizzle.

I leave the house out through the garage and this morning when

I opened the door there was a little toad sitting there by the door.

A little way down from my house the deer were all over the place.

Deer were crossing the street, some eating apples at the apple tree,

and some walking down the street.

They all ran away but got a not so great picture of the last three

before they too disappeared off into the woods and corn field.

Another day of walking the 5.2 mile Hilly Loop.

 I've started taking my walking stick with me on my walks now.

My son David made it for me a number of years ago.

An uneventful walk but a nice quiet peaceful one.

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Inside this morning just doing routine things around the house.

Ken was outside again working (playing) on his tractor moving mud around. 😊

Spent a good part of the afternoon reading Bloodsworth by Tim Junkin.
It's a true story about Kirk Bloodsworth who is charged with the
rape and murder of a 9 year old girl and is sentenced to death.
He really is innocent though and is the first death row
inmate to be proven innocent by DNA evidence.
Amazing how he ever was found guilty in the first place on such
weak evidence.  There was NO physical evidence.
 It's hard to put the book down and I
will finished the last 50 pages later tonight.

Posting a little earlier than usual.
Leaving for church early and stopping in at Lowe's
and then pick up a bite to eat before church.
 

 A happy day to you.

Life is Good

happyone 💕

"Were there no God, we would be in this glorious world

with grateful hearts and no to thank."

~ Christina Rossetti