Kathy brought over the Beehive newspaper this morning. The front cover had pictures of the three Stake Relief Society Presidents in Chandler and the featured story was the Chandler Relief Society centennial celebration. It was fun to read about it and be reminded of what a wonderful evening it was.
Karen Schneider called me today. She had been at a luncheon at Judy Pargetter's and heard about James's heart problems. She called to see how he was doing and to say that next time she would like to be the first to hear about it instead of one of the last. I told her she could read my blog and see my life in a nutshell.
I worked outside today cleaning off the patio and moving some of the tables and chairs off the patio onto the deck because the view is so much better. I also set out some birdseed for the birds although James says most of the birds around here eat bugs, not seed. We shall see. I just remember going to my Nannie's house in Lakeside and she always had a bird feeder and we saw some beautiful birds, cardinals, jays, and orioles are a few I remember.
About six o'clock this evening James and I went on a Ranger ride. When Jared was here he said he saw a mama antelope and her baby up in Gillespie Flat so we headed up that way to see if we could find her. Sure enough the Mamma was sitting right next to the road. When we stopped she got up and walked away. James said she is walking in the opposite direction of where the baby is to throw us off. We started walking in the opposite direction but didn't seen anything. James walked around for awhile but I gave up and turned on Runkeeper and started taking a hike down the road. He came and picked me up after about 10 minutes. What a beautiful setting for a walk, up in the spruce and aspen trees.!
Another picture I took on our ride. It is quite dry right now but there are still some flowers blooming out in the wild. When the rains begin there will be sunflowers everywhere.
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