10/29/29  When you give love away you end up having more.

Calm, clear, 23 degrees.  Sun and clouds this morning, cloudy this afternoon.  A SSE breeze with a high of 50.  Rain after midnight, a low of 40.  Light rain in the morning, a south breeze, the high tomorrow 55, the low 50.  Partly cloudy Thursday with a south breeze, a high of 75, a low of 57.  Showers after midnight.  Morning showers Friday with a west wind, a high of 72, a low of 34.  Sunshine Saturday with a NNW breeze, a high of 49, a low of 26.  Partly cloudy Sunday with a west breeze, a high of 50, a low of 34.  Partly cloudy  Monday with a NNW breeze, a high of 50, a low of 32.  Showers next Tuesday with an ESE breeze, a high of 50, a low of 43.  Possible showers next Wednesday morning with a brisk west breeze, a high of 56, a low of 40.  Cloudy next Thursday with a brisk WNW breeze, a high of 52, a low of 34.  Showers Friday the 8th with a stiff NW breeze, a high of 48, a low of 30.  Partly cloudy the weekend, Monday the 11th and Tuesday the 12th with bisk WNW breezes, highs 48-50, lows about 31.

    I spent some time yesterday pricing tires.  The ones on the truck are 5ears old and beginning to show their age.  Prices ranged from $972 to $1000.  Not enough difference to have bothered to shop.  Doug is going to check one more place.

    I got a load of grain.  The pullets are laying enough eggs to pay for their feed.  There are still some small eggs but most of their eggs are mediums, a few are large.  The mediums tip the scale at almost large.  I priced thistle seed and peanuts and decided my birds would have to settle for sunflower seed.

   On my way home I got groceries.  As I loaded them in the truck I was moaning to myself that I only had a few dollars left.  As I thought about it I decided I should be thankful that I got all the items on my list and had a few dollars left!  Actually I think groceries have gone down a few cents here and there.

   We had a few seed potatoes that didn't sell so I planted them even though it was the middle of June.  I dug them yesterday and got about twenty pounds of pretty red potatoes.  While I was digging potatoes I dug dandelions making the hens happy too.  I still have more dandelions to dig. Dandelion seeds found my raised beds very comfortable.

    May your day be blessed, Sally