8/3/17
Every minute life begins all over again.

Clouds, fog and calm at 65 degrees. Afternoon sun with a south breeze, a high of 84 and a low of 61 tonight.  Partly cloudy tomorrow with a stiff south breeze, a high of 80 and a low of 61.  Afternoon thunderstorms Saturday with a stiff SSE breeze, a high of 76 and a low of 58.Partly cloudy Sunday with a strong SSW breeze, a high of 76 and a low of 52.  Mostly cloudy Monday with a brisk WSW breeze, a high of 77 and a low of 55.  Rain on Tuesday with a north breeze, a high of 71 and a low of 53.  Some clouds Tuesday through Sunday with highs in the upper seventies to eighty and lows in the low to mid fifties.  Showers Monday, the 14th, and Tuesday with highs of 79 and lows of 57.  Sunny and eighty the next few days.

       Our son Keith came in from Alaska last night.  His wife got a new knee and had surgery on the other one the day Darel came home from the hospital so keith wasn't able to leave her.  We should have gone to bed earlier but didn't.  There are no words to describe what it means to Darel that he is here.

      I really pushed to get everything including seven quarts of blueberries harvested because of the uncertain forecast.  When keith showed up last nigh I was very glad it was done.  I did some weeding, a row of sweet potatoes I didn't' even know i had.  There is a saying, "The footsteps of the master is the best fertilizer."  This master hasn't left many footsteps this season.

      I cleaned the hummingbird feeders, don't want then to have moldy or fermented food.  It has been so nice for Darel to have so many birds still coming to the feeders, even though lots of them are eating more natural feed.  So far the black birds haven't found the feeding station Jordn set up for Darel.

      My sweet onions are ready, I'll make time to pull some.  Probably won't get much else done,  Keith is only here until Monday.

      Have a good day, Sally