First day of Summer Vacation
Sunset clouds
Relaxing on the docks
Relaxing on the docks
The hay needs to be baled
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June 17th - a day to remember. The last day of school for the kids, or should say 1/2 day where they enjoyed taking their yearbooks in to get more signatures and say their good byes. Both going to the next grade, with straight A's in the 4th quarter report card. Yeah !!!
Its also a special day that Mark and I were married 14 years ago and went to Hawaii for our honeymoon but it just seemed like yesterday. Our ups and downs, we can say we're truely blessed with two fine children and many more years to see what comes our way. For dinner we went to the Perk and this is where we had our first date. (Wow the Perk has come thru a few changes like us. ;) )
It continues to rain, this is the first year that soybeans were not planted by Memorial day and if the rain keeps up, with no dry fields for at least a week, the 70 acres of soybeans will not planted. (A sad year for our fellow local farmers) It maybe the final straw when Mark gives up farming all together. The garden continues to be a big mud ground and it may be that I just get tomatoes, if any from the 28 plants that I planted.
