View of the day-out of the archives...cutting milo in Kansas back in the days when we ran two machines.
Another early day at Staples for Marilyn, while Al drove the combine into the CaseIH dealership in town. A somewhat sad day for him since it was the longest tenure for a combine with us. After 3700 hours on the engine, we had gotten pretty close...not without a few headaches, if you look at last year's blog entries. Still, it was bittersweet.
Once Marilyn finished work, Al picked her up and it was off to Grayson to see the banker and get a short visit in with some friends. After dropping off some boxes of clothes at the Salvation Army, we headed over to Esterhazy to get the final blow on our insurance for the season...always a painful task. We had to rush home so Al could get cleaned up to attend a press conference being held by the Yorkton Terriers hockey club, on which he is a board member. The group had a bit of music to face after the president of the association resigned, at the boards request. Quite a messy bit of business.
Al claims he got a lot accomplished today...Marilyn feels otherwise...
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