Walking is the perfect way of moving if you want to see into the life of things. It is the one way of freedom. If you go to a place on anything but your own feet you are taken there too fast, and miss a thousand delicate joys that were waiting for you by the wayside. Elizabeth von Arnim

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Thursday, September 19, 2024

Thursday

61 degrees and cloudy this morning when I walked in town.
Sun doesn't come up till 7:02.

Walked to the library first and dropped a book down the slot.
Then walked up and down the main street and side roads.
A couple loops around each of the cemeteries and up and down the main road again.


Rebecca was out and so was John.

Most all side siding has been put up on the pole barn with just the peaks left to do.
There is a pedestrian door on the other side and the front doors haven't been put in yet.  I can see the front from the main street.


These people have quite a collection of kayaks behind their garage.


Morning Walk Steps 12,798
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Today at Babies for Blankets we still didn't find out too much about how we will be continuing since the hospital said we couldn't leave the blankets there anymore.
There is one doctor who will be taking them for sure and still have a few others who may.  The two women who are looking into it weren't there today so we will have to wait another month.  In the meantime we are sending quite a few blankets to the Rose Bud Reservation in SD.

After lunch I went with Ken to Lowe's again.  Last time he didn't get enough cinderblock so had to go back for the additional 12.  
We also made a quick stop in at Walmart.

Not much time left in the afternoon to do much of anything when we got home.

Didn't feel like cooking today so we just had turkey sandwiches, with lettuce and tomatoes for supper.  Tomatoes came from one of our neighbors.  
We also had a few potato chips on the side.

Happy Thursday and once again thanks so much for visiting.
HappyK🙂

A single act of kindness throws out roots in all directions,
and the roots spring up and make new trees.
Amelia Earhart

4 comments:

Tom said...

...the maple leaf is a sign of things to come.

Ginny Hartzler said...

The hospital doesn't seem very grateful!

Mari said...

It was 57 degrees here when I left for work, but still made it into the 80's.
It's nice you are sending blankets to the reservation. I'm sure there are moms that will treasure them.
I like the quote!

Rose said...

The maple leave is a beauty...I just love the color. I wonder if it might be a whole family that kayaks...parents and children. The pole barn is looking good!