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Thursday, July 2, 2015

Summer Serenades Part II

Eventually the sun came out!






 The deer are still going after our beans and beets, so I enclosed the North garden with wire.
They must not like cabbage.
 Gary picked strawberries....
 and started pulling garlic.  It looks great.

 He has a good grip on the south garden.

 Pretty soon he will start to thin out the carrots.
 The Italian parsley and asparagus are doing well.
 I picked berries.  They are voluntarily growing in three different parts of our yard.
  My friend Jean (from Missouri) is in the area visiting her Mom so we decided to get together for the Summer Serenades concert tonight.  First we had a bite to eat...thank you Karen for doing chores.
 We were entertained by Zak's Pak.  What a great band!!!!!

 Mary, my running mate, and her husband Adam were there.
 And so were a lot of other people.
  Dianne and Doug H. brought along Gracie, their 6 month old soon to be therapy dog.
 It was her first outing in a crowd.  Such a sweetheart!
 There we are, the dynamic duo, schmoozing in our campaign shirts.


 Below is my friend Jean.  She really enjoyed the band.  Back home....she plays the fiddle!

 After her meeting, Annie (my other running mate - Town Supervisor candidate) was able to catch part of the concert.  I had just introduced her to long time friend Sara.
 Of course Judy was there.
 This couple attended last week's concert and I love to watch them dance...so smooth.


Gary thanked the band and audience
 and we called it a night.
I am determined to get that band up to our barn.  You can dance to everything they play!
Night all.

Wednesday, July 1, 2015

Quiet....Very Quiet

 How many ugmo mornings can we have?


 Jen and all the kids left this morning for a mini vacation, so I was as free as a bird.
Ran a few errands and met Sally for lunch at Java.
 Arjuna has a new awning!  Love it.
 Gary had three appointments today and was home off and on.  I took it easy and got dinner together.  
A salad with spinach, oranges, craisins and peanuts
 and a bow tie, chicken alfredo dish that Jenny saved for us.
Absolutely delicious!
 Another very buggy night.
Tucked the girls in by 7.  We did have a little sunshine off and on.
This is the view out the East window looking at the back pasture...
 and this was the view to the West.  Best part of the day.
 Had a meeting at 7pm and when I got home around 10, the moon was quite dramatic.
 Night all.

PS

The wheels on the bus go round and round...  It's a good thing G-Paw let them take the van.
What would life be without a group selfie?

The crew took advantage of the day even tho it was raining off and on.
They are on a lake in the Adirondacks.








 Hopefully the weather will be better tomorrow.