7/7/24Today let our prayer be, "Lord, I'm ready to listen."

 .66 inch of rain yesterday.  .60 came in a half hour last evening.  Sun is trying to break through the fog now, calm and 69 degrees.  Sun and clouds today with a west breeze, a high of 87.  A few clouds tonight with a low of 64.  Partly cloudy tomorrow with a WSW breeze, a high of 88, a low of 66.  Clodus Tuesday with a SSW breeze, a high of 88, a low of 68.  Possible PM showers Wednesday with a WNW breeze, a high of 86, a low of 67.  RAin Thursday with s SE breeze,a high of 77, a low of 68.  Showers Friday and Saturday with SW breezes, highs about 85, lows about 68.  Partly cloudy next Sunday with a west breeze, a high of 88, a low of 67.  PM thunderstorms next Monday with a SW breeze, a high of 87, a low of 68.  Isolated thunderstorms Tuesday the 16th with a WSW breeze, a high of 88, a low of 67.  PM thunderstorms Wednesday the 17th with  a west breeze, a high of 83, a low of 64.  AM showers Thursday the 18th a NW breeze, a high of 82, a low of 61.  Partly cloudy the next three days with highs in the low eighties, lows in the low sixties.  That long stretch of hay weather in yesterday's forecast sure got damp!

    Bekah and Doug spent the day wrapping  the big round bales of oats and peas.  Jay spent the day picking vegetables and helping customers with Azalea helping. After a long nap I got the patch for tithonia in front of the house ready to plant. I filled the bird feeders with fresh seed.  The purple finches are bringing their fledglings.  I got my evening chores done before that storm hit.  Bekah and Azalea weren't so lucky, the wall of water when it came in caught them.

    Even though it is Sunday, Jay will be picking.  At these temperatures cucumbers and squash will grow too big in 24 hours if not picked.  Bekah has to do some repairs on the chicken's home, they have pestered a window until they can get out.  Due to the bird flu we can't let them run loose.  I take them grass and succulent weeds twice a day.

    May God be with you on this day, Sally