Good Morning!

 Yesterday we got the Penske truck

returned to Colby... it was WINDY

when they left WaKeeney.

Good thing Jim is a licensed professional!

Keeping that high profile, empty truck

on all four wheel on the highway was

a bit of a challenge!

Luckily it smoothed out after 30 minutes

or so...

Anyhow.

After that, he and I headed out to the farm

to inventory the starter plants we have

purchased from the greenhouse as well

as the new seeds I started 2 weeks ago.

And then we started 3 more trays of 

peppers and some tomatoes.

Meanwhile, 

Sabrina was in her happy place.

As you can tell, it was DELICIOUS!

Bread baking in a low humidity kitchen

(and 10+ degrees warmer than she kept

her Florida kitchen) is a new and challenging

experience, but she is up for it!

Meanwhile, Rod and Kyle were busy at

the house and got the new shower stall

all glued in and ready for the walls.

I think we will like having a seat

in the shower!

(We donated Rod's shower chair and

raised toilet seat/chair to the YW/YM

Yard Sale later this month...)

They also hooked up the electricity and

ran some lights in our GIANT

master bedroom closet

(which is currently the staging area

for many of the projects...)

as well as lights in the new mechanical room.

AND the outlets are also hot in there,

so Rod can run an extension chord and

turn on his fan.

It's in the 90's this week and it gets

HOT in the house!

Once we were all done there for the evening,

we headed home.

I made a batch of Spam Casserole for dinner 

and then had a Relief Society Presidency 

zoom meeting.

And Sabrina baked chocolate chip cookies!

She loves to bake!

Today she is planning to use up some of the

bananas I had tucked in the freezer and make

a loaf of banana bread.

We are all going to get fat.

But it's YUMMY!

And we are all working hard over the

summer so baked goods are always

a welcome addition to our lunch boxes.