9/22/18
Love isn't what you say.  It's what you do.

.20 inches of rain yesterday, .12 inches during the night.  Skies are clearing, 63 degrees with a SW wind.  After blowing from the south all night the wind is switching to the NW for today.  The temperature will drop to 56 by mid morning but the sun will bring it back up to 63 this afternoon.  The NW winds will die down this evening, the temperature will drop to 38 tonight.  Sunny tomorrow with brisk west breezes and a high of 67.  as the breezes die down tomorrow night the temperature will drop to 36.  Sunny Monday with a light NNE breeze, a high of 58.  Light winds will allow the temperature to drop to 34 Monday night.  Watch for frost warnings.  Cloudy Tuesday with stiff SSE breezes and a high of 61.  Rain Tuesday night with a low of 52.  Thunderstorms Wednesday lasting into the night. A stiff south breeze with a high of 71 and a low of 56. morning showers Thursday with a stiff south breeze, a high of 66 and a low of 48.  Perhaps a showers Friday with a SE breeze, a high of 64 and a low of 48.  Pleasant next weekend with NW breezes, highs about 65 and lows about 47. A chance of a showers every day the first week in October except for Thursday and Friday. Highs will be in the low sixties, lows in the low to mid forties.

    Darel had another good day.  He likes to at least go for a ride every evening,  Some gift cards will let the ride be to the Creamery every night this week.  If he can talk me into every night!

    I canned pears and waited on customers yesterday.  Another canner of pears first thing this morning.  Than go pick up the pears that the wind has been blowing from the tree all night.  And rearrange my pantry so I can put the jars all away.  I'm sure I need to be picking up apples too. And plums.  Since they are all drops they need to be canned quickly. I had thoughts of doing fall cleaning before my family got here from Alaska on the 2ed.  It's not going to happen!  But my pantry will be full.  I'm going to go do a canner of pears in right now.

    Have a good day, Sally