Monday was our last full day in the country for this visit and it was a beautiful one.
Louis Dean was having coffee out on the deck when he called me to come quick!
The young goats were outside our gate and mowing the grass.
Louis Dean and I strolled around the front yard inspecting all the wildflowers and new growth.
We have quite a number of Indian Blankets of which I forgot to take pictures.
The camper is on the side of the cabin Louis Dean built.
Monday night I used up as much of our veggies as I could and roasted them along with pepper poppers.
Tuesday morning we had our coffee and I started the preparations of packing and closing up the camper until we return later this month. I had put all the stuff on the deck for LD to load in the truck......
then discovered he had decided to paint all the shelves in his shop room.
I used the enexpected spare time to cut blooms from our rose bushes.
My goal was to leave around noon and get home before traffic.
We actually left at 1:20 and I drove us straight home without stopping!
We arrived shortly after 3:30.
I will miss the country roads with next to no traffic!
I yawned all the way home and went to bed early.
This was the first day of book fair and I was there from noon until 4:00 and loved every minute.
I love hearing and watching the young people. It encourages my heart.
The bonus was getting to see my Bell grands!
They each one came by the library to see me and my heart swelled.
Harrison came twice!
Actually the girls did, too.
I love working book fair and I love the librarian and teachers and staff.
So much so that I am going back tomorrow and Friday.
So, since I am going to school tomorrow, I better get in bed.
After all, I need to be there by noon!
