The flowers you sent are so lovely - Thanks so much.
Still no spring but 70s are predicted for next week. We have done nothing outside yet. Lar did till the garden but it's still too cold here. Some days are more like March. The furnace goes on every A.M. Dales has mowed the lawn.
Our pastor is taking a sick leave starting June 1st for about 2 months or more. Ray Forstrom (Youngsville & a retired pastor) will preach.
Did you notice that "The Mets" reached & went over the .500 mark. Hope they keep it up. I sure miss their broadcasts. I like to watch hockey but it bothers Dad to watch it. I'm for Colorado -- all the way.
Dale is getting another car - too good to pass up. Sam B. had first "dibs" on it but Dale didn't think he'd want it as it required too much work to be done. Sam has a wife & also a boat so they spend time boating at the Dam.
The car is a Monte Carlo SS - an '85. Be a winter car & he'll sell the present winter car. It is good for him to have a project like this to keep him busy when he doesn't go out any more. He also has projects around the house.
Last Sun. we took Dad to see Lar & Kim's place. It is looking so nice - floor completed, except for the kitchen area. He was ready to grout the tile so we haven't seen that completed. Last nite he said he put the sink & faucet in. They hope to have the front rooms completed by the 4th of July so they can entertain.
Kim is in Fla. at her sister's. Left Wed. nite & will be home Mon. nite. Taury is lost - keeps looking for her. Sat is the big day when her niece's story she wrote for a school contest is read, along with others in the area.
Back to Lar - they got the cupboards, refrig, stove & dishwasher for $100.00 from one of the Crary homes. He sanded the cupboards, etc. so now they are light & look wonderful. The appliances aren't in yet. Have to do the floor first.
Our freezer gave out so I got another one. Lost a few things but nothing big.
This week Dale works from 7 A.M. - 4 P.M. & is home for lunch soon after 11 A.M. So I'll bring this to a close.
Not much goes on here.
Until July 2010, when her eyesight deteriorated, my mother wrote 1000s of chatty letters during her lifetime - to her parents, in-laws, sisters, children, friends. Tho she started to write to me on a regular basis in Sept '68 when I began my freshman year at SUNY-Buffalo, it wasn't until 10 years later that I decided to hold onto them. (Very inconsistently at first, to which the big gaps between dates attest.) These are the letters transcribed, annotated, and otherwise highlighted here.
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