Good morning and speaking of mourning, allow me to tell you how my morning started. I woke up and got out of bed, came into the front room as usual set down in my chair and looked at the clock and found out that it was 6:30am. I normally wake up around 5:00 or 5:30. I got out of bed I thought it was 5:30, but it was not, I had overslept by an hour, excellent.
Let us look at yesterday's events I did get an early morning start at removing a few things from the yard that had blown down during the rain and wind. I also cut down a couple of trees out of a flower bed that were maybe three or four feet tall. I cut back a rose bush that was dead and a bunch of other stuff was picked up before the sun got hot and shiny.
The rain has again provided me with a mushroom in the back yard, photo to follow.
I then headed into town all alone as my favorite wife did not want to go with me. I drove up to Wally world but could not find a handicap parking place as they were all full so I left there and went on into Waco where I went to another store and was able to get in, find the item that my wife needed, and purchased it.
Now about the purchasing of the item, I got 2 packages of this item and I had the packages back-to-back laid them on the counter and the lady charged me for one thinking there was only one. When I saw what she charged me, I told her that I have two, (I am an honest person not wanting to cheat anybody), I paid for two.
When I got back home, I had to get my drill out and some drill bits to install the items that my dear wife wanted, photo to follow.
I did read some of the bible study notes and as usual read from the bible parts that are not related to the bible study.
We did set outside a little while before I headed out to the bible study meeting.
Today’s events; I need to go to the store and get a couple of grocery items, if all goes well I could attempt to remove more dead vines from the number 2 berry bed. I have no big plans other than those.
I think I will attempt to stop for now, we hope your day is blessed and that we all stay safe in all we do.
Donnie the Ford




