2/23/25  So neither the one who plants nor the one who waters is anything, but only God, who makes things grow. 1 Corinthians 3:7

Cloudy, calm, 21 degrees.  Snow flurries this morning.  Today's high 35 with a WSW breeze.  Partly cloudy tonight with a low of 9.  Mostly cloudy tomorrow with a brisk SSW breeze, a high of 37, a low of 32.  Cloudy Tuesday with a SW breeze, a high of 48, a low of 30.  Partly cloudy Wednesday with a NW breeze, a high of 44.  Snow flurries Wednesday night with a kow of 26.  Freezing rain early Thursday will become all rain until late evening when snow may mix in.  A brisk SSW breeze with a high of 44, a low of 30.  Partly cloudy Friday with a brisk NNW breeze, a high of 36, a low of 16.  Snow showers Saturday with a brisk SSE breese.  An inch or so of snow.  Mostly cloudy next Sunday with a strong NW breeze, a high of 28, a low of 9.  Partly cloudy next Monday with a NW wind, a high of 25, a low of 9.  Partly cloudy next Tuesday with a brisk WNW breeze, a high of 31, a low of 21. PM rain/snow showers Wednesday the 5th with  a brisk WSW breeze, a high of 40.  1-3 inches of snow Wednesday night with a stiff south breeze, a low of 29.  1-3 inches of snow Thursday the 6th with a light NW wind, a high of 35.  A stiff NW breeze Thursday night with an inch more snow, a low of 14.  A WNW wind Friday the 7th, partly cloudy, a high of 26, a low of 11.  Morning fog/PM clouds Saturday the 8th with a strong WNW breeze.  a high of 27, a low of 17.  Partly cloudy Sunday the 9th with a stiff WNW breeze, a high of 31, a low of 9.

    Josephine is doing great, her family is so proud of her.  She is off all drugs and sedatives and is nursing.  She should be able to leave the hospital Monday or Tuesday.  Thank-you for your prayers.

    We had great weather for the sledding  birthday party.  It is a very long hill so Doug and someone else  had a snow machine and sled to give the sledders rides back up the hill.

It was getting dark when Doug pulled in and dropped off a couple of grandchildren who hadn't wanted the day to end.  So they got to ride home on the snowmachine. A lot of kids, grownups too, went to bed early last night.  I watched for a couple of hours, then I came home, wrapped up in some blankets to get warm and took a nap.

  Jay and some friends are going up north fishing this week.  Maegin came home from the party and made a large batch of yeast bread.  Her first time making it, it turned out excellent.  We had rolls for supper.  Jay is taking rolls and a loaf of bread fishing, along with a big pot of beef stew Bekah made.  And some muffins and other things.  The men will eat well.

   Church this morning and youth group this afternoon.  May God be with you on this day of worship and rest.  Sally