Watsup ???

Long time to get this far, but here’s hoping it goes back together quickly!!

This turned out longer than I’m hoping to make these, which in itself just might model the idea of the devotional.

I’m always amazed when “new stuff” surprises me! Today’s walk to the north end of the propertt had at least one surprise.

Too nice of a day to let nothing at all get done.

Well, the weather doesn’t always co-operate, and progress today got shortened

Fruit trees beginning to show why the grandkids picked them!!

Soooooo glad to have gotten this far on the SE corner today!

It’s been a long and tedious day, but the new rafters are beginning to come together.

Another cloud bank.

Sometimes You Just HAVE To Wait For It! Clouds often obscure our vision. Whatever God eventually reveals is truly worth the time investment!

Rodent barrier and subfloor tacked in. Time to get this moving again!!

What did you learn today? That’s tonight’s contemplation.

Getting the downed portion of the old cherry tree cut up and stacked was a dreaded job I’m glad to have completed. My grandson wants to see more shed videos, so the course just may turn back to that project soon!

Natural beauty is the very best kind!!

I’ve been here 18 years, and this is the first year in which I got no blossoms at all from my old cherry tree. Definitely going to miss this!

More Spring cleanup and repairs!! Some things are beginning to look good.

It’s been windy after the snow storms, but I keep on plugging away.

Another fun ride home!! April 16-17

No night-crawlers, but their number 1 natural preditor was quite happy while looking for them. And, the flower-garden is beginning to look like somebody cares!

These clips are sequenced backward, but, you’ll get the drift ... (bad pun alert!!)

This year’s 2nd cut has went well so far. On the other hand, a day where things go well is a nice change of pace.

Still Monday, still cold, chipper still being reluctant.

Here we go! Come along for the ride if you want.

It’s Easter Monday, and it’s more than just a little chilly in Iowa!!

The old Briggs 5 hp engine fired right up with some fresh gas.