On
Sunday, Mar. 29th we were both up around 7. The winds had been
howling most of the night, pretty strong. Bill was still up at 11:30 when they
blew our satellite dish over. How dare they upset his evening programming! He
stood it up again and got better reception after doing so. Maybe it
straightened something that had been bent all winter!
About half way through the day, while sitting inside, I saw blue sky appear out the window behind me |
We had
our coffee and tea together and after reading some blogs, I sat and worked on
my sweater. The rain and winds kept the morning interesting as far as weather
is concerned, even a thunder dunder breaking the otherwise silence up here. My
crocheting is coming along, front and back are now stitched together and I’m
working on sleeves. I’ve not done sleeves for a very long time and never with
crochet. It’s quite easy, actually. Even for me!
This bulkiness is my sweater, coming together |
Homemade cabbage soup compliments of the Soup Fairies |
The last of a Red Lobster biscuit mix |
Because I only took one walk with my sweetie and didn't have my camera, today's pictures mostly feature food |
As soon
as they get that, we will be able to get water from their well again for our fresh
water supply. This one is 2 years old and the price is right for it lasting
that long. After they left, we debated staying out and about for a bit but
after walking down the lane and back, the cool air returned and more rain
spatters. We weren’t done with it yet so returned inside. At 3, I made a cup of
tea and sat with my project.
Bill was thirsty so I poured him a Zero Coke and
we shared a few crackers with cheese.
Thanks buddies I wish I could hug you for providing us with a nourishing supper tonight Good night y'all! |
Have a
great evening! Thank you for checking in on us.
It's ever so uplifting to see people reaching through this "distancing" with warm gestures of love and support. The same kinds of things you describe are being told about on blogs and other media around the world. God must be proud of and pleased with everyone sharing the way He's taught us to. Thanks for letting us see it here on your blog. - Mary
ReplyDeleteYou are absolutely right! Maybe that is what this is all about. Teaching us the basics again of sharing and loving each other. We are all in the same boat right now, well with the exception of our quarantine period, and it is wonderful to see things paid forward. :) Thank you for your comment, Mary, it is lovely.
DeleteNice that the Soup Fairies were able to stop by.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard having nice pictures when the weather keeps you inside.
By keeping yourselves entertained you'll have an easy time Self Isolating.
Be Safe and Enjoy!
It's about time.
It was a great surprise to see and meet the Soup Fairies! :D
DeleteYou're right about the pictures, soon that will change again.
How nice of your "Soup Fairies" to think of you! I love those "Red Lobster" biscuits, but I've never made them myself. I should try them. That was quite a wind you had. I'm glad the satellite dish was okay. Anxious to see your sweater when it's finished.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! The home biscuits weren't quite as good, this last batch. I've had the last packet for a very long time in our cupboard but the others tasted much like them.
DeleteThe winds were crazy around 30 mph but because of it, our satellite dish is now coming in the best it has since we left home in the fall! haha
I hope my sweater is presentable enough to wear, let alone show others!!
Oh I LOVE Red Lobster biscuits!!! Nice to know people up there are being nice. Down here, they are whacking each other over the head for toilet paper. The hoarding is ridiculous!! I also LOVE your sweater! I'm sure it will look lovely on you!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the laugh. I can think of better reasons to whack people over the head!! haha
DeleteI hope the sweater is okay. It will be hot, I shouldn't need a jacket. LOL
The soup looks delicious sweet of them to share! Love the sweater can't wait to see it finished! Yikes, sounds like some Nevada wind! LOL..
ReplyDeleteThe soup was wonderful and Bill doesn't like cabbage. teehee Our friends are 2nd to none.
DeleteThank you, fingers crossed on the sweater. It has been ripped out many times, it better look okay! haha
How very nice of the soup fairies. The biscuits remind me of my mother. She liked to eat at Red Lobster because of the biscuits. Enjoy the warmer weather.
ReplyDeleteHow nice to have soup fairies in the neighbourhood. The dinner looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteTake care and stay well!
Nice to have friends bringing delicious food. I'm anxious to see the finished sweater. Hope the warmer weather stays with you. You're getting closer to freedom:))
ReplyDeleteStay safe!
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