Monday evening is the tradional potluck put on by the members of Little Farms. They bring all their best, traditional southern cooking. We feasted on Cat Fish, Shrimp, Corn pudding, red beans and rice, chicken, vegie dishes, salad and some very tasty desserts. I had a bit of everything and for dessert blueberry pie and a brownie. We thoroughly enjoyed the food and fellowship given us by these gracious hosts.
This morning we headed to our job sites. juneberry group accomplished great things. When we arrived to pick them up, we could see the house from clear down the street.
The other group, (we’ve decided to conduct scientific studies and have deep, thoughty discussions) worked hard and are close to finishing our project. We came home with touches of cream, bright yellow, and burgundy paint on our persons. Our scientific survey for the day was to ask (and observe) “Do you paint with your mouth open?” The answer is an overwhelming yes. We’ll conduct another survey tomorrow.
We went to visit Fodessa, and to see her home a year later. She was happy to see us and we were delighted to touch base with her again and to see her home. A special ‘Hi’ to Jerry from Fo.
Now we plan a nice evening visiting, playing games, eating and working on the computer.
That’s all from me, Barb
Storms:
Are you getting any paint on the house? See you Tuesday at Magdalena’s Restaurant at 12:30 p.m.
Brenda
I am soooooo glad to learn that you aren’t neglecting the deep and thoughtful discussions while you are busily swallowing paint. Can hardly wait to learn the results of the next survey.
–A
To Randy Minkler and the group, Looks like you folks are really doing some good work. The lady is lucky to have all you caring people help her out and get back on her feet. We saw all the pictures and you are doing a nice job. Good luck and stay safe!! Scott Minkler and Carole Scanes
P.S Nice to see Randy finally dunk a basketball! But, the teams seem a bit unfair.