It’s a Happy Father’s Day
For all the folk out there that are mentors for their households . . . Happy Father’s Day!
I went to sleep last night by a sky full of colorful lightning.
When I got up this morning and looked out to the east via the bathroom window, I saw a huge limb had blown off the Maple. That potting shed has had nine lives for sure. Nothing damaged. The huge limb will be taken care either Tuesday or Wednesday by Ryan of Affordable Tree Service. When Dennis went out to talk to Ryan, he noticed quite a few places where branches had blown down.
I spent several hours in the studio today. I am making a batch of pin cushions. Of course they are not large. Some are smaller than others. After having them stitched by hand it is on to the sewing machine. Sewing around the perimeter needs a 1-2 inch opening left for turning the project inside out. That takes patience. I had three to sew and to turn. I then shut down the studio as the hands and fingers had had enough.
This evening we will be having and sharing a 12″ tuna from Subway. Good eating.
Tomorrow morning we will be in the pulmonary department at the the Mankato hospital. It is time for Dennis’ yearly prescription renewal for his CPAP supplies that he can then get at the May Store in the old Madison East Mall when needed. Again, so thankful for insurance. It is zero co-pay.
Of course we will need to pick up kitty litter and kitty food. 32 lbs. at Sam’s Club for Meow Mix compared to 18 lbs. at our Fleet Farm. Eating and pooping . . . what’s new . . . two legged or four legged.
With that I take my leave. ♥