8/9/25Kindness isn’t about fixing the whole world. It’s about lighting one tiny candle in the dark, right where you are

Sunshine, gentle breeze, 63 degrees.  Sunshine today, a strong SSW breeze, high 87.  Tonight's low 57 degrees.Partly cloudy tomorrow and Monday, WSW breezes, highs 90 and 96, lows about 65.  Sunshine Tuesday and Wednesday, highs in the mid to upper,,  brisk SW breezes, lows 66.  More clouds Thursday, a NW breeze, high 83, low 58. Sunshine Friday and Saturday, highs about 82, lows 55 and 59.  A north breeze Friday, a brisk south breeze next Saturday.  Cloudy next Sunday, a WSW breeze, high 65, low 6.  Cloudy next Monday a NNW breeze, high 86, low 56.  Cloudy Wednesday the 2th and Thursday the 21st, highs 79, north breezes, lows 55.  Showers Friday the 22ed, rain Saturday the 23rd.

   Yesterday they shopped for sweetcorn.  Everyone's corn seemed to have some to a lot of worms.  The last time we got corn from a farmer that sprayed the corn had worms in it.  The corn grown by the Amish family we usually get our corn from has the least worms.  But it is ripening slowly.  Hopefully that means they will still have corn when the Alaska family comes.  Personally we would rather have some worms than eat corn sprayed with pesticides.

   Yesterday was a red letter day.  Maegin found a trailer.  It is smaller than she wanted but in good condition.  The housing shortage has meant that there aren't many trailers on the market.  Doug says the lot will be ready in ten days or so.  It is between Darel's and Lexi's.  The person living in the trailer is supposed to be out in ten days.

    Gilbert is still picking blueberries.  Next week's dry heat wave will be the end of them.  Four days in the nineties will mean a lull in the peppers.  The blossoms don't set on peppers and tomatoes when it is that hot.  There are lots of green tomatoes,  they will ripen.

    May your day be blessed, Sally