Cold again this morning at 36 degrees.
It was clear with a little breeze.
Sunrise 7:44
With the time change back to normal tonight, tomorrow
I won't have to walk in the dark.
(at least for a little while)
Walked around town, then to the industrial park
and walked around there.
The building on the left is where David works.
The end of the road.
Then went back to the pond where my walk ended.
Walking past the laundromat and car wash this sign made me laugh.
The actual sign didn't make me laugh but where it was put.
Duct taped on the ground in the parking lot.
Work has begun putting shingles on the church roof in town.
Here they are just finishing taking the old shingles off.
If you look closely through the leaves you can see
a man standing on the peak of the roof.
I watched him walk along the peak.
Didn't see anyone else out walking.
😊 🍁 🥾
Went to the library this morning to meet up with the
Stitching ladies.
4 of us there at first.
Then a new lady joined us making 5.
A couple of people in comments mentioned that they
were going to try the Oat Bran Muffin recipe.
Wanted to point out that I had trouble finding the oat bran.
Looked in every store around here and I ended up ordering it on line.
Had a nice afternoon at home puttering about.
Hope you had a wonderful Saturday and thanks so much for stopping by.
HappyK🙂❤️
Don't let yesterday take up too much of today.
Will Rogers
✏️Comment Replies:
Ginny - The brush fence isn't made to keep out or keep in anything. It is just a good thing to do with the tree and tree limbs that fall and are laying around. Better than burning them and it makes great homes for little animals. The deer like to sleep along the fence line too and stay there for hours at a time. Guess they feel safe there.




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Well, the brush fence is way more awesome than I ever thought! Who knows, you may even see a hedgehog sometime. I guess it is a windbreak for the deer and also good camouflage. Good for you for NO burning!! The man is up so high! I wonder if he even has a safety rope. A friend of mine's husband was a roofer. He was overly confident and went way up with no safety line. He fell many stories and is now paralyzed and in constant pain.
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