This week FIL has graduated to a wheel chair for any outdoor excursions and his short term memory continues to fall away. Today the loaner bull is on his mind. We sent it home in April. I tell FIL "Ben picked it up along with the red cow, remember how much trouble we had getting her into the trailer...and how the bull then followed her right in...boys being boys", and he nods and says "Oh...I'd like to go for a little ride". "And what about that bull?" Going for a little ride is his new favorite hobby. Friday we went to a quilt show :-) He thought that was real cool, he remembers quilting is my passion. Or at least he did that day.
Golfball Goofball update. I picked errant golf balls from our pasture this morning, about a third of it anyway. A large kitty litter bucket full is 30 pounds and holds 275 balls. Someday I'm going to learn to start from the far end and work back...30 pounds is way more than I want to carry a quarter of a mile.
A rather pedestrian collection today though
275 total including
1 split
12 brights
1 'pasture moist' and tossed
and one for my non-collection, a #3 Noodle Jagermeister with a winged bird and cross insignia. Jagermeister turns out to be a 70 proof herbal 'digestive' aid.
So 697 since I began counting.
The ones that didn't get counted are how ever many the ball rustlers got picking by flashlight in the night after jumping our fence. I'll have a surprise for them next time. Balls are nothing, fencing is expensive and hard work.
Sunday Blessings
Margaret's help
Beautiful weather
Sticky notes
3 comments:
I love buttons, the older the better!
Have a great day!
Michelle
Ohhh, I'm anxiously waiting to hear the next chapter of your golf ball saga. It sounds like you have something sinister up your sleeve!
Old buttons are awesome! I have a large old milk jug full of them.
I love your button collection, butttons are so cool,I'm always on the hunt for mother of pearl.
I'm glad I found your blog, I used to live in Woodland, Wa. just down the road so to speak.Quilt shows are the best thing on earth!
Wendy now in Fl.
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