A Vacation Day...

 Holy mackerel!

  Around noon I grabbed a basket of tomatoes and drove down to Brockport 

 to meet Lorna and Hanny at Bobby's house for lunch and bridge.

 After a quick tour of her new home, we had a delicious meal.

Stuffed zucchini, salad and warm crusty bread.

 Dessert....homemade carrot cupcakes!

 We played bridge for about 3 hours....this sure was a mediocre hand.

 I did not get home until 5 and was told that we were having another hay delivery 

at 5:30.  I did not expect it today.

Fortunately Gary and Karen helped and it did not take long to unload 53 bales.

Beautiful and green 2nd cutting grass.

Before Jerry arrived I mowed the hill up to the barn loft, and when we were

done I kept on going.  2/3 of the pastures are left for another day.

Gary drove down to Ralph and Rosie's for

some pizza and I made a salad for dinner.  Tasted so good.

Now I am off duty.

Night all.

A Foggy Start

 Before I finished chores the fog disappeared and I was able to

see a gazillion pigeons perched on the barn roof.

 The light on the Morning Glories was perfect.

 By 1 I was down at the gallery for our Sunday Jam.

We had a guest today, Ian H.  A great guitarist with a beautiful voice.

He sure raised the bar and we all did our best to join him.

 Back to the farm around 3:30 and eventually watched a Cross Country Event that 

was taking place in North Carolina....of all places.  International and beautiful horses.

Almost fell asleep.

 I was in no mood to make a big dinner as 

it was very hot and muggy today.

Eggs, toast and home fries were on tap.

 Around 7 I went out to feed the ponies and tuck them in.

 Little Wonder had a stick in his mouth and it looked like a cigar.

Night all.