Posted by JD Seller on September 04, 2016 at 11:29:05 from (208.126.198.123):
I am setting here listening to the grand kids run around playing in the yard. The weather is PERFECT!!! 70ish and low humidity. Light breeze from the south just drifting in through the window screens. My sons working on a friend's car in the shop. The women setting in the kitchen having woman talk. LOL I feel this is one of the good "TIMES" we all talk about. Nothing planned, just a regular lazy Sunday afternoon being together. That is special in today's hectic world. Hundreds of things to do but not one of them important enough for me to do now.
P.S.Daughter had false labor last night. Doc says baby is close. Little girl they say. This will be her first. Her and her husband are grateful to be out of St. Louis and closer to family. I do think the country is the best place to raise a family. Lots of things are simpler.
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