We went to Cullman with hopes of doing some chores but the rainy days made big chores a little harder. I managed to get the old house mown between showers. Bev came down to get me thinking I was getting drenched but the rain only sprinkled on me while it poured at the house. I got the new lenses on to the 55-66 tractor. With some tinkering, I got the turn signals working again. Now it will be highly visible when driving at dusk. I put the charger on all the tractors so the batteries are ready for the month we will be away. The mail box has developed a leak where we put the number banner on top so I cut some rubber material and put better grommets on the attachment bolts. Who knows when we will get that kind of downpour to test it. Since everything was drenched, I took the pressure washer and washed off the steps and 2/3rds of the front walk. David was supposed to get this job earlier this year but his summer school and now regular school has kept him away.
“Life’s under no obligation to give us what we expect. We take what we get and are thankful it’s no worse than it is.” ~ Margaret Mitchell