Sunday Morning

Well Saturday was another busy day which started out with temp's in the 40's and progressively got warmer until it reached the high 70's. Just another typical Florida winter day. The sun was bright with just enough of a breeze to keep it pleasant with no humidity. We slept in until 7 AM to start the day(that sounds weird).

After our quiet times Nancy fried up a couple cackleberry's, some left over 'taters and a sausage patties. Yeow was that good and held us to suppertime with just a fruit snack in the early afternoon. We did the leftover lasagna, salad, bread and cheesecake all over again with our friends and neighbors, Dan and Carol and we still have enough lasagna for a supper or lunch for two of us. I need to regulate Nancy estimates for food preparation or I will never lose this spare tire; but the taste was awesome again.

I worked outside in the yards and garden and once more gave our neighbors Darlene and Tina some fresh lettuce and once more planted some red lettuce seedlings for a change. Its a Bib lettuce that has red along the leaves and makes salads very colorful. My new basil seedlings are starting to add a new leaf and my tomatoes are getting huge; some as big as a small grapefruit, yikes now if only they would ripen. I sowed more radish seeds as its the right sign of the moon; waning. Always sow seeds that will produce veggies underground during this sign and sow seeds that produce veggies above the ground during the waxing sign. I know it sounds weird but it works as the last radish seeds I planted were 10 inches in heights but no radish on the plant.

Well Nancy and I got in a nice 3-4 miles hike through the hood and afterwards we sat out in the sun and read for an hour or so. Today(Sunday) is our son, Bobby's 32 birthday and also Superbowl Sunday. It looks as if we will once again chow down with family and watch the game. We will be heading to Tampa this morning for worship at Element Church where Bobby is the pastor; plus I think there is a big surprise for him by the congregation, LATER