Good Day
At eleven this morning, the little red pickup was idling in the drive. I was not surprised as we had had the talk last night. Today was mowing day. We had not mowed in nine days and it was needed big time. With both of us cruising the two acres, we can get everything looking good in two and a half hours. Yes, we both stood still after getting the mowers back in the barn. Taking good advice.
Other than drinking what is left of the breakfast coffee, I have no other plans for the rest of the day. Dennis did head out to fill the two small gas containers for the next time. After the mowers have cooled he does fill them, depleting what is on hand.
I walked back from the far garage with my cane. The mosquitos are so itty bitty, but the aftermath of them getting you does not keep the itch from being less.
I walked on the sidewalk north of the patio porch heading to the house. The sidewalk is a roller coaster for us elderly. The neighbor’s oak tree can’t have many acorns left on it as walking on the sidewalk was dangerous. I did the shuffle until I was clear of the tree’s overhead branches.
As I walked our backyard coming home, I hadn’t noticed any black walnuts on the ground from our two trees. There were black walnuts on the ground as I was mowing the east acre. I wonder if deer eat black walnuts and acorns.
Our docket is clear for all of next week. Sweet.
By the way, I had an email that I had a test result in the Mayo portal. I assumed it was from the urine testing I had done some time back. I was curious. Oh my gosh, I had no idea how many drugs could be identified via urine. Truth to be told, I had had no idea that there were that many drugs needing to be tested for. I am really innocent about that testing. Nurse Sandy had said that in older people that need pain meds, they make sure to test us making sure the drug is noted in the sample and that we are not selling them. Hmm. Like I said . . . innocent.
With that I take my leave. ♥