Another Friday

I must have got my sleep out because I woke up early this morning.  I didn't get up right away because I didn't need to.  I was nice and toasty in my bed.  After all, I am retired, right?  Finally, I did the right thing and got myself up and moving.  I'm glad that I didn't turn off the furnace for the season 'cause it was downright cold this past A. M.  We had a mixture of sleet, rain, and snow, but it didn't amount to anything.

After lunch I went out to Lowe's to buy a metal shelving unit.  I forgot to buy the shelving unit, but  I didn't come home empty handed.  I bought a package of eight-60 watt light bulbs and some gardening stuff for when and if, I ever get to plant the garden.  I bought the light bulbs because they will be taken off the market and you won't be able to buy them.  I do use fluorescent bulbs in my little house because  they are cheaper for lighting my little castle; I just don't want the government telling me what I can have or not have in my own home.  It's none of their business.

I looked wistfully at the new Troy tillers on display, but marched myself out the door.  I bought my tiller in 1982 so it is aging and beat up, but before a certain part went missing,  it ran fine and did a good job. 


The Doves have been eating the grass seed I spread out, but that 's OK.  I like Doves...so does the stray cat.  Speaking of Doves reminds me that when Darcy was a little boy he climbed to the top of the Tri- State bridge to catch pigeons.  It didn't faze him a bit, but it scared the "you know what" out of every one crossing the bridge and the PJ cops.  He climbed down on his own with a pocket full of pigeons.  I bet he does't even remember it.  It was over 55 years ago.  Life is a never ending adventure.

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THEREFORE,

AS YOU HAVE RECEIVED

JESUS CHRIST OUR LORD

SO WALK IN HIM

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Collossians 2: 6

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