June 7

June 7th 2017

Hello Wednesday.
You were a busy day weren't you!

Up way before my eyes would focus,

I was off to Valleyview

to drop off some fishing poles!

Yes,

the men at Valleyview were going

to go fishing at Springwater today.

Dad was pretty excited,

and from what I hear...

(I will hear it in person tomorrow)

he had a great time,

pole in the water and sun on his face.

The drop off/visit did not take much time,

so I grabbed an egg mcmuffin,

ran through a quick car wash,

popped by the house again to grab something,

and headed off to LDO.

My quilt (what I was working on)

is starting to look good.

I now have 4 squares completely painted.

I spent a little time

helping 2 fellow artists

get a little more perspective

on their birds.....

NOW the 3 of us have at least

2-4 squares completed. YAY

How again,

I threw a lovely roast beef

in the oven with potatoes,

turnip and carrots and corn.

Off to Home Hardware

to catch the paint sale (last day)

and got 2 cans of grey floor paint,

2 cans of Dupont yellow wall paint,

1 Jeff Gordon blue work bench paint

and 1 Jeff Gordon red peg board paint.

Yup John has a theme

and I have the vision!

We slipped onto the sofa

once we got home

and threw our feet up.

We have started watching

BONES reruns together.

Dinner was sooooo yummy

that I had 2 helpings.

John was off to lie down,

and I straightened the kitchen

and loaded the dishwasher.

I heard a noise at the door,

and 2 little neighbours were there

with goldfish for our pond.....

we went out and put the bags

to float and acclimate temperature.

I gave the suckers

while I tried to explain

that the fishies needed to

"soak in the pond" until they were shivery

just like when the girls took a bath,

then I could let them out of the bag

and swim in the pond with the other fishies.

They were happy with that explanation.

I watched a movie,
and now.... I guess bed is in the cards.

Donut Thursday,

a bit of work at Mom's,

picking up the work benches

and who knows what else.....

Good Night from John Street