Tuesday – Farouters Meeting
It was a cool and cloudy start today, 45 degrees F and 89% humidity. I managed to solve all the online puzzles and also caught two mice to feed to the crows. By lunch time it was nice enough for the Farouters men’s group to have lunch outside.
The Farouters
The Farouters is a men’s group that gathers twice a month for lunch and conversation. The organizing force of this group is Rick Harden (in orange shirt). It is an eclectic group with combined life experiences covering centuries. The oldest and youngest members were not in attendance. Topics run the gamut. I asked a few questions about writing journals and the consensus was that they should be burned after ones death. That might be a little hard with an electronic copy that is uploaded to the cloud. Rick came up with this witticism.
Now I lay me down to sleep,
Rick Harden
I pray the Lord my soul to keep:
If I should die before I wake,
Throw my journal in the lake
Tom Sawyer’s raft trip
The weather was so nice Rick suggested we take a “cruise” on his raft powered by small electric motor. Four of us sat on lawn chairs on a tippy raft for a whirlwind tour of the pond. The Coast Guard would not have approved.
Dahlias
After surviving the cruise I spent the afternoon at home digging up dahlia tubers. They cannot survive a New Hampshire winter. They look healthy and will be stored in the cellar and replanted in Spring.
On This Day – Sixteen Years Ago
Today is election day. There were no elections in New Ipswich. However when I looked back through the archives for the date of November 7th I found photos of Hillary Clinton campaigning in Peterborough for the 2008 New Hampshire Presidential Primary, which she won in early 2008.
Love the picture!! It was 65 here today and I loved it!!☺️
It was so nice today. If this is the way November is going to be, I’m okay with it.
That raft looks awesome – what a nice day for a toodle around the lake.
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