I guess it must be my turn

We've kept close to home for the most part, over the past few days,  Our only real outing was to head out to Selkirk, Saturday, to pick up the two pieces that have been on display over the past month.  Both came home in good shape.  We stopped at the A&W in Lockport for supper on the way home, as we often do.  Unfortunately, it was the worst meal we've ever had in that location.  But we did have coupons for free root beer.

Otherwise I've been in the studio, as was posted on the other blog.  David has been busy in the garden, doing a general clean-up.  The Virginia Creeper, all along the side and back fence, was impinging on the neighbour's vegetable garden, so dealing with that was a priority.  We put up a finch feeder, that has attracted no interest what so ever.  Once I saw a couple of birds at it for a minute, but that's all.  Too bad.

David has started using his bicycle a bit lately.  He doesn't go far, just 2-3 blocks, but it's a beginning.  Now the neighbour next door has talked about joining him, using my bicycle.  Lloyd is 15-20 years younger than David, so I don't see that he'll find the routine much of a challenge.

Supper is over.  Must be time to head downstairs again.