
Clint sent me some great photos while I was at work. The pics from the bin tops are always so cool… but I prefer he just hold on!



Supper was grilled pork cutlets and porkburgers.

Our Friday Night Lights:

I hope you had a fabulous Friday, friends!
Clint sent me some great photos while I was at work. The pics from the bin tops are always so cool… but I prefer he just hold on!
Supper was grilled pork cutlets and porkburgers.
Our Friday Night Lights:
I hope you had a fabulous Friday, friends!
Clint took some pics for me while I was at work. They were knocking out beans! Only a small patch of beans remain that aren’t yet ready.
It was a beautiful fall day. It clouded over a bit toward evening. I barely caught the sunset.
Celebrate something you (almost) complete!
I took off work this afternoon for an appointment, then ran errands, and had another appointment. After delivering sandwiches to the crew, I came home to catch up on a couple of things before I got called out to help run field errands. Today’s pictures were all taken from the truck window.
Dear friends, don’t miss what is right outside your window!
Until tomorrow.
A beautiful, busy day. It’s getting dark too early, tho! It was almost dark when I delivered grilled barnyard burgers. These burgers are a delicious combination of ground chicken breast, bacon, and cheese. We are fortunate to have excellent choices for quality meat in our small towns.
Enjoy a good local product today, my friends!
It seems way too early, but it was cold and clear with a frosty start to the morning.
Clint took photos from the combine cab for me while I was at work. I love the view from this field – you can see for miles!
I had a hair appointment after work. So, the crew got lucky because I brought Druby’s home for supper! Druby’s is a favorite little hometown burger joint.
I hope you enjoy a favorite hometown restaurant, too!
Coffee time, church, a quiet lunch at home, a nap!, crop-scouting drive, and dinner with the in-laws: grilled chicken, roasted red potatoes, green beans, and watermelon. It was the kind of day that makes you want to repeat it tomorrow. But, that’s not gonna happen!
Friends, I hope you have more relaxing Sundays than not!
These pictures are compliments of the farmer himself!
This is from Friday. We have two bean heads, so Clint’s dad drives a combine too.
Saturday morning was too damp for beans, so they switched to corn. The sun played across the landscape for a brief time.
I visited a local family’s fall festival with my beautiful, fun, spunky daughter-in-law!
By late afternoon, it was raining enough that they had to stop. Therefore, supper was at the Mexican restaurant with our friends!
It was a great day, here in central Illinois. I hope yours was too!
Heading to work before 7 am.
Clint sent this one during the day of him and his dad combining beans:
Sundown sandwich delivery:
I hope you see beauty in your work.
Giving thanks to God for a beautiful night!
Started bright and early with my CEO class, using a room at Lake Shelbyville’s Visitor Center. Not a bad office view.
Loved seeing the harvest moon as I shuttled between fields.
Supper sandwiches were grilled apple bratwursts and hot dogs. I hope you get to see the full moon!
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