We got a good little rain shower yesterday morning. It has been so dry here for so long that the ground just sucked it up really fast. The weather forecaster says we might get a little more today. I sure hope so.

I got my gas & electric bill today and it has gone up $60 more than last month. The next two months will probably be even hotter, so it will probably be even higher for the rest of the summer.

We've had two days so far that got up to over 100 degrees, but will probably have more. Last year was horribly hot with many more 100+ days than usual.

I've made arrangements to have my car repainted - the same color as the original paint. It is an old car and has lots of places where the paint has peeled off and some surface rust.

The kittens were on the table on the porch - "knocking" on the window. So I went out and fed them their breakfast. Now they are happy. They are so lively.

I had ribs, mashed potatoes, green beans and salad for supper last night.

My latest prayer shawl is about 2/3 finished. I should have worked more on it during the night. I sure haven't been sleeping very well.

Today is the first day of summer and the longest day of the year.

We went to Epworth this evening (Monday). Donna showed a video of her recent mission trip to Guatamala with a dental group. It was very interesting.

We ate at home today. Sis fell one day this past week and pulled a muscle in her back. She is in quite a bit of pain.

It is in the mid-90's again this afternoon.

My computer is working again. I don't know what the problem was, although I did change out the monitor. But I've had to switch back and forth between two monitors I have, more than once in the past.

We went back to the farmer's market this morning. Here are some pictures we took there and some of the vegetables we bought there.












parsnips, Indian cucumbers (gold and white), tomatoes, breakfast radishes, cucumbers, arugula

I'm having computer problems - posting this from someone else's computer. So I may not be able to post on here for a few days.

I knitted the two variegated shawls and Sis crocheted the scarf. I am now working on a white one. We are both part of a prayer shawl group that meets once a week.

Today is expected to be another 100+ degree day.

The kittens are now eight weeks old, so we were able to put the flea drops on them this morning - well, we managed three of them. The little yellow and white one - Buffy - is so hard to catch. We'll have to put their food pan inside the crate this evening and get him when he goes inside. The other three are more socialized.