When you've got it, you've got it, upside down sunglasses and all.

July 28, 2016 - Thursday evening
63 degrees/clear/calm winds
Pentoga Road

It's almost bedtime and I'm tired after a full day in Green Bay. Normally, I'd write in the morning, but I'm planning on going fishing. Life's about priorities and I hope Friday morning will be spent on the lake.

It was cool enough this morning that mist was rising off the top of the wood sheds.



Initially, I thought both were on fire.



Poor Grady was sound asleep when we awakened him.



I've never seen a little guy who loves to ride in a car like he does. He was wide awake all the way down and for most the day before he finally fell asleep about an hour before we left for home.

We shopped, bought essentials, and found a few goodies for the upcoming Milligan Family Labor Day gathering we're hosting.

Grady's showing our Sam's Club membership card to gain admission.

Lambeau Field, home of the Green Bay Packers

We came home through Iron Mountain where we left Grady with his daddy. I hated to say goodbye to my little buddy, but after two days of nonstop two year old action, I'll sleep well tonight.

Sargie worked in the flower beds this evening, pruning back petunias and pinching dead heads from the geraniums.

The new battery for my Macbook Pro computer arrived in today's mail. I spent an hour taking the laptop apart and installing the battery this evening. It seems to be working well. So far, so good.

Sargie closes on Friday. I plan to be on the lake fairly early and depending on the fishing, I ought to be back home before noon. After that, the sky's the limit.

After all, a man's work is never done.

So are the tales from Pentoga Road...

Today's random picture... the first cucumber of the year. It's ugly and undersized, but neither should affect it's taste.