Peaceful Protest

This was quite a day.

 Karen soaked Maggie's foot this morning....she was pretty gimpy.

 At noon Gary and I met Jenny on the corner of routes 19 and 31 to

participate in a peaceful protest.

 I'd say the majority of the participants were between 18 and 25.

A few of us oldies showed up.

 I'm glad we were able to be there....it's time for all of us to use our voices.

 The protesters were very well behaved and all wore masks.

 Many of the cars driving by were very supportive.

A couple made nasty remarks, but 99% were great.

We drove by on our way home.

Little Wonder was happy to see us when we got back to the farm..

 I pulled some rhubarb to make sauce for Jenny.

We are all into having it on plain Greek yogurt.

 At 3:30 Jenny dropped off Finn and Coop so they 

could help Grampa cut down three dead trees.

 He could not have done it without them!

 Jen and Scott came to pick up the boys and 

were there for the grand finale.

 I was very impressed.

Everything was cleaned up before they left

and we now have a lot of wood to burn this winter.

Dinner was weird tonight.

It was a scramble.

 I had a pineapple that was ripe and needed to be eaten,

so Gary grilled it for me, along with a couple

Italian sausage patties which I served open faced

on a piece of toast topped with peppers and onions.

Originally I was going to make Mac salad, but ended

up with pasta/butter/oil/Pecorino Romano cheese.

Ran out of time.

 A crazy combo, but it tasted great.

I went out for chore duty after we ate.

A beautiful evening.

Night all.