- by Kathy Cummings
Boy, the coyotes have sure been very vocal the past few nights. Sunday night they were terrible. It sounded like there were at least a couple dozen carrying on.
We got our heater fixed after nine days of only having space heaters. You don’t realize how nice central heat is until you don’t have it.
Who was the last president to serve in the Navy?
Hello to all in area nursing and assisted living facilities. Hello also to all in area hospitals and rehab centers.
We offer our sympathy to all who lost loved ones this past week. May they rest in peace.
Wouldn’t it be nice to see Autumn decorations, now that Halloween is over, instead of Christmas decora-tions already? My all time favorite outside decoration is an inflatable turkey holding Santa on the ground with a sign that reads: “Not yet fatman, not yet!”
Don’t get me wrong, the lawn decor is great, but let’s not overlook an important holiday: “Thanksgiving!” With Christmas being so overly commercialized, Thanksgiving is often overlooked and it is a very important holiday. At least in my opinion.
Let’s celebrate Thanksgiving before we start decorating for Christmas! Don’t get me wrong, I love Christmas, it has just gotten too commercialized. I can’t help but wonder how many kids today know the true meaning of Christmas!
Answer: George H. Bush. If you haven’t gotten out and taken a drive through the woods to look at all the colors of leaves, you better hurry. I don’t know how much longer the leaves will look so colorful. Pretty soon they will all be brown and on the ground.
Get out and enjoy this nice weather while we have it. Winter will soon be upon us. I haven’t seen a persimmon seed yet nor have I noticed any fuzzy caterpillars. I’ve not even looked at a Farmer’s Almanac to see what is predicted.
Ashton Fansler, Quinton Thompson and Gabe Fansler assisted their mothers Dusty Fansler and Katie DeHoux and grandmother Diane Ludwig as well as Rex and Debbie Kellum in placing flags on the Veterans’ graves Saturday morning in honor of Veterans Day.
Quote: “November’s sky is chill and drear, November’s leaf is red and sear.” - Sir Walter Scott (Photo courtesy of Kathy Cummings)
