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Garden is still too wet to be in but I plan to put a small garden.  We are making cloth masks for some protection, giving them to the cancer center for give away.

Still here, just staying home/

I don't understand either, there is a vaccine for the flu but none so far for coronavirus. It the media hype that is causing the uproar.

I don't know that anybody stunned you except the bullies that have left the forum. Just nobody is posting any longer.
Hope you had a Merry Christmas, the weather has been great here.

Patricia Ann "Pat" Gunter, 84, passed away on August 17, 2019 at Sunset Manor in Waverly, Kansas.  Pat was born on March 5, 1935 near Fall River, Kansas, the daughter of Ralph and Goldia Hinderliter. 

Pat's family moved to Waverly where she attended Waverly High School, graduating with the class of 1953.
She married her high school sweetheart, Richard Gunter, in 1954.  They moved to California where Richard was stationed in the United States Air Force.  They later moved to Hawaii where they lived for nineteen years.  They really enjoyed visits from family during their time on the island of Oahu.   Pat worked as a manager at a finance company in Honolulu.

Pat and Richard purchased her parents' home and moved back near Waverly in 1992.  Richard passed away one year later.  Pat then purchased a home in the town of Waverly and worked for the United States Post Office in Waverly for several years.

Pat loved her family and was always interested in their lives.  She enjoyed playing bingo,  watching sports on TV, especially her Notre Dame Leprechauns and KC Royals,  keeping up on her soap operas, and going to the casino with family and friends.  She had a great sense of humor.

Pat is survived by her brothers, Dale, Melvin, and Robert Hinderliter and numerous extended family members and friends.  She was preceded in death by her husband; her parents; a sister, Betty; a nephew, Steve Hinderliter;  and two sisters-in-law, Twyla & Kay.  She is survived by her brothers Dale, Melvin, and Robert Hinderliter and numerous extended family and friends.

Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. on  Thursday, August 22, 2019 at the Waverly Cemetery Shelter House, in Waverly, Kansas.  Memorial contributions can be made to Sunset Manor in Waverly or Hand in Hand Hospice in Emporia, and may be sent to Jones Funeral Home, P.O. Box 277, Burlington, KS 66839.

(taken from the Jones Funeral Home website)

Happy Birthday, Wilma have a great day.

Strawberries are done, picked a 8 pound cabbage last evening, canning pickled beets today.  The wet weather kept me out of the garden so the weeds took over, trying to catch up now.

Known as a poor farm, located about three miles north of Howard on the west side of K-99.

Thanks Henry, mine does no till farming but doesn't charge for the weed spray. I guess it is a coming thing to charge extra items from the land owner.

I have a few acres that is farmed on the basis of sharecrop, I've been receiving 1/3 of the production and paying 1/3 of the fertilizer cost which I think is the standard for this.  Now the tenant is asking for a 1/3 of the seed cost, is this becoming the way sharecropping is done now or is the tenant just trying to get more money out of me?