I was about to start writing this, when I got more and more annoyed at a phoebe flying around me. It got SO loud. I looked up, and she was sitting right on the porch with me. Missed that photo op!
Speaking of photos, you might enjoy a visit to the Master Naturalist blog, where I posted some photos of yesterday’s field trip. I’ll have more later.
Not to worry about missed opportunities, though. I got plenty of photos today, since my dear former work friend, Mike Y, finally came to visit after quite an absence. I sure was happy to give him a hug and show him what’s going on around here.
Of course we visited the chickens, who have finally figured out how to climb up their ladder. See proof below.
We had lunch at Dutch Towne, where he fit right in with his VFW hat. Too bad he took it off to eat.
I then showed him all around the Pope Residence and introduced him to the family. He really liked the upstairs bedroom, where he just had to try on the church lady hat.
He also found a 3D Jesus, which we had not noticed before, which I gave him as a souvenir. We then ambled over to the Hermit Haus, where Lee tried to convince him to also take Buddy Jesus home. But, no. We still have him.
I got a real treat when we went up to the sanctuary and Mike fired up the organ and played me a rusty version of the Marine Hymn. He even used proper pedal technique. I was impressed. He had me take many photos of himself preaching and worshiping, which I do hope he made into a photo montage!
On our way back to the ranch and a glimpse of the Nash house, his check engine light came on. Ugh. So, we cut the day short, and he headed to the auto parts store to see what error he got. It appeared safe to drive home, so off he went.
He WILL visit again soon! He missed Sunday dinner!
Your 2 Jesuses remind me of the many renditions of Jesus my Dad received throughout his years as a Lutheran minister. One Christmas he received 2 versions of the same ceramic Jesus head. We dubbed them Jesus and Joe Jesus. I wonder what ever happened to those fellas…
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Same situation at the Pope house. A minister had lived there many years!
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