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It was a long day. Danny woke me up at 4:00 crying to go out. He drank a lot of water before he went to bed just like a little kid. I took him out and he didn’t even make to the hedge, he piddled on the grass.
The server at work went down so there was not much I could do. In a way, it was fortunate, as Ted’s client needed help so I was able to leave the hospital and go to help the client. Their sister is not any better from her stroke and the insurance is trying to kick her out of the rehab, as it’s been 30 days. The family wants her to stay there. They feel she is getting the proper care.
I picked up some corn and peaches at the Mennonite Farm Stand on my way home. The corn was not as tasty as the corn I had gotten at the Farm stand near the mall but it was still good and Danny liked it, too.
I talked to my cousin, Joy. Darby, PA is having their 325th Birthday. Many members of my family came from Darby or Colwyn which is right next to it. Joy talked to the Darby Historian and they are making a list of Civil War Veterans from Darby. Joy told the lady of her Grandfather and the lady asked if she had a photo. She did not but she knew who did. (Me) Not only do I have a photo but I have one in his Calvary Uniform. My uncle found it on a post card at a rest stop in Virginia. It doesn’t say that’s its him but everyone who sees it recognizes him. It was from a painting. I’ll have to find out who the artist is. Now all I have to do is find the photos.
News from the Vorlon Wife.
You must be talking about the produce stand on Almond Rd (or close to it). We had some corn from there too, and it wasn't as tasty as the other corn we got from Muzzerellis on Oak Rd. The cantelope was sooo good too. The stand near the mall on the Blvd. is also good.
We will miss having the corn - have to wait for next year. We're back home now.
Posted by: Sharon Masters at July 31, 2007 9:31 PM