Monday

[Redwahine]

Good morning. There are a lot of July birthdays in my family. Today is my oldest daughter's birthday. You always remember your kid's birthdays and reflect on milestones in their life. The good, bad and ugly But when I count on my fingers how old she is today, it doesn't seem possible. She is 42 today. How could that be? My youngest daughter (my baby) will be 29 on Wednesday. Where does the time go?

[Acadianmom]

July is the birthday month for my family too, my dad, son, grandson, DH, me, 2 nephews and my BFF. My older son was born 7/19 and my younger one was born 11/15. Last year I was arguing with the younger one that his birthday was 11/19. I'm trying to do better this year. My mother could tell you when just about everyone in the family was born, nieces, nephews, cousins.

Don't you know it's raining again. We are going to start mildewing if it doesn't stop and there is a 40% chance of rain for the next 7 days. Would sure like to send some to the parts of the country that need rain.

I want to go to town but my son has my van and the truck is hooked to a trailer. I don't want to go bad enough to go in the camper.

I can see the pecan trees out the window and they are getting the worm webs. My DH likes to spray things, I'll have to see what to use on the worms.

Martha

[Dawn309]

So far I haven't seen any worm webs in our trees, Martha. That's good. One less thing I don't have time to take care of. I was looking at the pasture. Chuck has to be rolling. His pasture was always kept brush hogged and it has not been done all summer yet. Maybe Matt will send some of his crew to do it. I can hope. Hate the grass getting long because of the snakes.

Mom, Paul and I drove to Colleyville this morning to look at a motorhome for Paul. It's a 1997 Tiffin Allegro that looks really good in the RV classifieds. We got there, only to find out they are closed on Mondays. Never dreamed an RV dealership would be closed on a weekday. Sunday, yes, but not Monday. We are planning on going again in the morning. Paul really likes the looks of this MH. When he gets his MH, he can park next to Mom's and hook up there. He will get to start moving in. That is going to help with emptying Mom's house since all his stuff is mostly stacked in her livingroom right now.

Well, going to go work on getting the yards mowed, at least. I am working on keeping a path mowed from the house down to the garage. Gives me a path to walk.

Everyone have a fantastic day and if you're traveling stay safe.

[carold]

I have 2 gk's born in July. carold

[Barbzeee]

Well it started off morning. Finally got the generator out and we are now back in the rig at the
Camp site. Guess we must be the topic here as several folks stop and ask hubby "how are things coming along"
You know that is always a topic we all have in common. No matter where you come from..

We are learning the area too. Next on to Walmart! !!! rain off and on but mostly sprinkles..

Critters are finally settling in again. Now it's wait for a phone call. We did reserve till Wednesday just
In case ..

Again thanks to all for keeping us in your prayers.

God bless

Zeee and critters 3. ..hubby resting now.

[Sandersmr]

I know I'm way past morning. But I've been trying to get caught back up - both with work and personal. My flight out of Detroit was an hour late getting away from the terminal so I didn't get to bed until midnight. I had a good time in MI but didn't have a chance to check the internet until Friday so I didn't have Sue's information to call and try to arrange a gtg.

Mom is almost 80 and has COPD. She carried her O2 concentrator most places but wouldn't always use it, then one night didn't even carry it and we walked a few blocks. It really took it out of her and then she got grumpy. My niece didn't even want to be there so she was really grumpy most of the trip and made life miserable for Mom and I. I told her that was the absolutely last trip I was inviting her on, including camping trips. But the scenery was gorgeous, I got to do some photography for the first time in months, read for pleasure instead of school and took our time meandering through the "fingertip" region of MI.

And I swear they have the highest per capita ownership of trailers, 5th wheelers and Class C's - not as many Class A's as I see around here - although there were still some. But we saw RV's all over the place.