Home Improvement

The "perks" of working for Wexcon Wendell is digging a hole to "bury" my new propane tank.

It's set in the hole!
See why I needed a new tank. After complaining to the company that the tank looked so ugly, they said they were replacing the tanks. I said "OK' but I want it buried. They said I would have to hire someone to dig a hole and set it. That is no problem, since Wendell's men can use the equipment for personal reasons. Only I didn't just borrow the equipent. I also borrowed the equipment operator.

Wesley & Mindy's dedication

This is a terrible picture! I must have moved when I took it. Sam& Julie with Erik & Deb, also Deb's parents from Canada. Aubree was also with them, but she had been dedicated before Mindy was born. We were all invited to Erik's for dinner. Here is Wesley. He doesn't look undernourished does he? He has blue eyes like Aubree. Mindy has the brown eyes.

Here is "Grandma Julie" with Wesley. Deb said she was making left overs! I guess the turkey was left over, but it was good. They celebrated Canadian Thanksgiving yesterday, but she made mashed potatoes fresh. She also heated up some left over sweet potatoes and had cooked corn. It was all very good. Later in the afternoon I went to Martha's house. We played games, as usual.

October 9

At least I got one picture in honor of a birthday. John,Daddy, Grandpa - no more pain and no growing old! I wanted to add other pics too, but I am still having trouble knowing how to use this new scanner.

Other birthdays on October 9: Katy Geesaman, Kaelyn Geesaman, and my friend Betty Naftzinger. She is my playing singing buddy who goes with me to the local nursing home to sing.

Who had a birthday last week?

This picture was taken when I had a lot of music pupils- before we moved to Coatesville and every spring we had a recital at the church for my students. The year Heidi participated I had 33 students. There were 30 who participated in the recital, including several students who played duets with their sibling. Heidi played "Skip To My Lou". In the closing song, two sisters, little Korean girls played "Over the Waves" as a duet.

For some reason, I couldn't get this to post on Heidi's birthday and today, no problem! Crazy computers!!