Saturday Is a Work Day! No, Really!!

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Just us!  Robin, Mary, and I had our morning coffee and chatted for a while before getting to work.  Mary and Robin headed to the office so Mary could get her 1099s downloaded with Robin’s help.  I headed to the garden and worked for the next six hours transplanting strawberries, moving blueberries to the west wall, fixing the drip system, and straightening up the vineyard.

Robin headed for the hills around 11:00 am and Mary assumed the position in the Living/TV room.  Mary was waiting for our friend Jim, who buys and sells vintage clothes, to arrive.    Mary sold her collection of old costumes/vintage dresses and was happy with the result.

Speaking about “vintage”, I love this car (although I love the 55 Packard Caribbean better).

1957 Cadillac ElDorado Convertible.

Jim, Mary, and Jim’s family came out to visit Farmer John (me) while I was positioning the tomato cages in preparation for the 28th.  I looked like PigPen from the comics.

We sat back and watched TV for a while.  I finished off “The American President”, a movie I could see over and over.  When the movie was over at 10:00 pm, we headed to bed.  It has been a long day!

Before crashing, I checked my messages, and we got a Vicky-Gram which said, “This is a big giant ship, I think 16 floors, and there’s all kinds of things to do on it, so let’s see how much we can get done.  I’m going shopping tomorrow, thank you.  We will be in Key West.

We told her the big ships will be fine, and her seasickness will not occur.  YEAH!

About Paul

Just an old retired guy trying to finish out my last years on this planet. I lost my best friend and wife in early 2020. I was blessed again by reconnecting with Dr. Mary Côté, a long-time friend. Mary and I got married July 28th, 2021, and are enjoying life together and plan to spend the rest of our lives being a blessing to our friends and family.
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