Last year as the snow approached 2-3 feet we decided to buy us a snow blower. Yea, right. By then there were none to be found. This year we stated early, but even now the guy at Sears said he was selling 6-7 a week. This one was on sale plus he knocked of another 10 percent so it was cheaper than the basic "two stage" blower. We're all ready now (except there is no gas in it).
It has been a good week. Wednesday I went to Pendleton to the substantial completion meeting for the new roof. While they were putting the new roof on they got 1" of rain and it ran down and got on and under the hardwood floor. The floor experts were there and said we could not save the floor (too badly warped). So they will be tearing it out and putting in a new one. Cost will be about $35,000. Luckily the church and contractors insurance will pay for it.
We have been having nice fall days. I need to get out and blow and pick up the leaves, but they are still falling off the trees and I don't want to do it more than once.
We got new tires on the Ranger Friday, after driving on "slicks" for the last 3-4 years.
I took Grandpa up to the dermatologist on Wednesday. He froze several cancer spots and biopsied two. One on his cheek and one on his are. When he gets the results he will have to go up and have them cut out. The doctor said he can do it in his office. One is about 3/4" in diameter but he thinks he can take care of it.
Uncle Eugene is flying out on November 3rd. I'll pick him up at the Spokane airport.
I lined up the fence people to put in new 6' vinyl fencing on the two "sides" of Grandpa's yard. They will probably do it the week Eugene is here. That will be nice so he can be there to make any last minute decisions.
Today was Stake Conference. Matt and Kimbre came down last night and went to church with us. Today we had dinner with them and Seth and Lacey. After dinner they carved three pumpkins - they turned out great.
That's it for now.
Dad and Mom



Building at the childrens museum.




