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Larry Peugh
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hazelinok

LOL, Larry. That IS teamwork. Well, we came in last night and suddenly our water stopped working. Ugh! So, we looked at "something to do with the well" and it had a burnt wire. Tom fixed that wire but it didn't start the water. So...what is the issue?! Our neighbor came over early this morning after I asked his wife if I could fill up a bucket of water at their faucet. (He works on maintaining Braums store's equipment.) and looked at the capacitor. He said it was bad. The thing is, there's no capacitors in OKC. Tom ordered one. It's supposed to be in tomorrow. I hope it gets here early and that is all it is. The baby boy is staying tomorrow night and part of his routine is a bath before bed. Jennifer is unhappy about no bath before bed. I don't sleep well without a bath before bed. We have jugs of water and our neighbor brought over two large buckets so I can fill the chicken waterers. Not a great time for this to happen. I was able to pour some water out of the jugs into a watering can to water the carrots, which were dry. They're still so little that they're delicate and can dry out easily. We'll see if 2 days of no watering on some other things finish them off. I had a good day with my mom and daughter, tho. I bathed at Mom's house and and we did our grocery shopping tonight. I had to buy veggies. But picked a few okra pods.

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Reply to: LOL, Larry. That IS teamwork. Well, we came in last night and suddenly our water stopped working. Ugh! So, we looked at "something to do with the well" and it had a burnt wire. Tom fixed that wire but it didn't start the water. So...what is the issue?! Our neighbor came over early this morning after I asked his wife if I could fill up a bucket of water at their faucet. (He works on maintaining Braums store's equipment.) and looked at the capacitor. He said it was bad. The thing is, there's no capacitors in OKC. Tom ordered one. It's supposed to be in tomorrow. I hope it gets here early and that is all it is. The baby boy is staying tomorrow night and part of his routine is a bath before bed. Jennifer is unhappy about no bath before bed. I don't sleep well without a bath before bed. We have jugs of water and our neighbor brought over two large buckets so I can fill the chicken waterers. Not a great time for this to happen. I was able to pour some water out of the jugs into a watering can to water the carrots, which were dry. They're still so little that they're delicate and can dry out easily. We'll see if 2 days of no watering on some other things finish them off. I had a good day with my mom and daughter, tho. I bathed at Mom's house and and we did our grocery shopping tonight. I had to buy veggies. But picked a few okra pods.

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Larry Peugh

It was a wonderful day here. Madge and I went to my class's monthly lunch, we had a great time, but I lost another class mate today, and another one has started chemo, another one that lived alone had a bad fall, but when she woke up she was fine but did not know what had happened, 83 seems to be a tough age. I have some chores to do around the house tomorrow, then another lunch in Ft. Smith with family Fri. Maybe I will find a little time to work in the garden tomorrow.

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Reply to: It was a wonderful day here. Madge and I went to my class's monthly lunch, we had a great time, but I lost another class mate today, and another one has started chemo, another one that lived alone had a bad fall, but when she woke up she was fine but did not know what had happened, 83 seems to be a tough age. I have some chores to do around the house tomorrow, then another lunch in Ft. Smith with family Fri. Maybe I will find a little time to work in the garden tomorrow.

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