28 degrees this morning when I walked.
It didn't feel that cold though.
It was mostly cloudy but the sun did come out from behind the clouds
every once in a while.
Sunrise 6:26
Morning Walk Steps 13,685
Found a penny
On the drive to town I saw a few rabbits.
The town pond fountain as been turned on for the season.
Headed up to the cemetery on the hill to start out.
After walking around it a couple of times I went to see the cows
in the big barn.
Farmer Marvin was there and we talked a while.
Another calf was just born. There are 4 more to be born.
There is a section in the barn where a few cows and their little ones
are getting some extra attention.
One cow broke her leg, it was put in a cast, then a splint, and is now
healing. Her calf is with her.
On of the cows died and a calf died, so the live cow adopted the calf.
So far they are doing well together.
One other calf was born without a tail and FM said she is kind of dopey.
Mama cow is taking good care of her but they need to keep an eye on the calf.
It was cold enough that I could leave a message on the mirror again.
Next I walked over to the ball park and walked that loop.
Then up the main road in town and the side streets too.
The big Victorian house built a shed.
I think they did a fine job.
Another project has started in town.
This is between the Rolling Pin Bakery and C&W Lumber.
I wonder what it will be.
Will keep you posted.
Lastly I walked around the lower cemetery and that ended my walk.
A lot of the dandelions have turned to seed and I picked up a few
and blew the seeds off the stems making some more. ๐
As always it was a delight to be out walking early in the morning.
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The beginning of the week again and this morning spent some time
getting those weekly chores done.
Drove into town again this afternoon.
This time I went to the library.
A book was there to pick up that I had reserved.
Came home with that one book and 3 others and two DVD's.
We had pork chops for dinner.
I usually cook pork chops in the slow cooker because they always
come out dry if I bake them.
Looked for a recipe on line.
I googled 'baked pork chops that are tender'
and this simple recipe came up.
Rub olive oil on the meat.
Mix garlic powder, paprika, oregano, salt and pepper and rub on meat.
Put in baking dish and add a little more oil on the meat.
Bake for 18 minutes in a 400 degree oven.
That's what I did and they came out tender and were pretty good.
Had potatoes and Brussel sprouts along with it.
Happy Monday
and thanks for visiting.
๐ฉ๐ป๐ฆณhappyone๐
Hey I know it's Monday
but it's also a new day,
a new week,
and in that lies a new opportunity
for something special to happen.
- Michael Ely -