We’ve left Louisville. Relocated to Chatfield. Hot weather, thunderstorms,
and meadowlarks.
Louisville
The Louisville camp.
Louisville
A stationary storm over Colorado Springs tonight. Shoulder deep hail and
water. The fire department made thirty water rescues…. on city streets.
Louisville
Granddaughter Taylor accomplished something, the Newberry Challenge. I had
never heard of it. 1922 was the first year of the Newberry Award, given to
the outstanding children’s book of the year. It has continued every year
since, for 84 years. 84 books. The Newberry Challenge is to read every one
of those books. Taylor just finished. There is a prize for finishing.
Want to guess what the prize is? That’s right! A free book!
Louisville
Life in the driveway. Brother Bill wonders if it is strange staying in our
driveway while someone else is living in the house. Know what’s strange
about it? It doesn’t seem strange. It’s nice being back at the house and in the neighborhood. We get to visit
with our friends. We get to watch the new regional park across the street
taking shape. We and our renter Dan are doing the “Mi Casa, Su Casa” thing.
We’re dry camping outside, so we use the laundry in the house. We use the
house shower. We’re perfectly happy living in our house in the driveway.