Good Saturday morning if you are seeing this in the morning…
I have already been to the Star coffee place for a cup, and I have already been to Alex’s home and brough him to the Fords homestead. I have commissioned him to mow the front yard today; the back yard seems to be ok for now. I can observe the work he is doing from the security monitors, and he is following instructions that I gave him when he first started mowing for us.
Instructions: When mowing you should have at least three directions to mow. Each time you mow, mow in a different direction. Examples of The Ford method; one mow in line with the curb (aka north and south) two away from the curb toward the house (aka east and west) three on and 45-degree angle aka (northeast to southwest).
Mowing in a different direction keeps your yard from having lines where the wheels of the mower have been. In other words, your yard looks better. When using a riding mower, one should be sure the tires have the correct air pressure and one should make all turns at a slow speed, which reduced the marks the riding mower leaves in a yard.
Wow, I am done with the preaching, let’s see if I have anything else to present. My favorite wife and I did go for a ride in the Fords new Chevy, the main reason for this ride was to get Tres into the vehicle and see how he would react. I will need to take him to the vet next week and I wanted to get him familiar with the vehicle. He did fine.
We then sat outside yesterday afternoon, and I later learned I did miss a couple of calls. We did not have the Fords house phone on the front porch with us, so we did not hear the phone rang.
We have discussed the possibility of going to a small town about 30 miles away for some BBQ today. BBQ sounds good and getting out of the house seems to be good for our morale. Seeing places that we have not seen for a couple years is actually interesting for ole people.
Well Alex is almost finished with the yard work so I guess I should also stop with my work, yes this is work for an ole person. We hope we all have a blessed day and that we all stay safe in all we do. Let’s keep our friends and family in our prayers.
Don the Ford





