Today is Sunday, the day of rest. There was no rush today. Norman went for his walk and I pinned two new dresses for Dyhana and Prem. Then we had a slow easy breakfast and talked about what we would do today. After breakfast Norman cleaned house, mopping the floors and doing the bathroom while I wrote the family letters, I get the best of this deal, don’t I? After an early break we paid some bills and then went out and picked the dozen peaches. Most of them aren’t very good but better than nothing. We will have those for breakfast this week. There were two pears with bad spots so we took those and ate the parts that were ripe. The rest of the pears should be ready to pick this next week. Then we picked six cups of blueberries. There are still some green ones so there will be at least one more picking. After dinner we juiced the blueberries and processed 6 pints of blueberry juice concentrate. Four of the pints will be watered down 3 to 1 and two of them will be watered down 4 to 1 and now it is time to feed the humming birds again and make up some more food for them. I fed the birds this morning right after breakfast as put out over a quart then, now at 3:30 they need more. When I put out the food this morning I stood and watched the birds and there were 14 birds at the same time trying to eat on only 12 spots to eat so that lead to some disputes. They are so much fun to watch and listen to. Opps– I fell asleep writing this and now am awake so will sign off and have a cup of tea. Have a good day.
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Hello, Carol, We only have one species of hummingbirds that make it to Nova Scotia- the ruby-throated ones. We have one feeder and only a few birds but we enjoy them. They will be gone before the end of August. We have delightful yellow birds, lots of song birds, and loons out in the lake.
Go to bed early tonight!
Rosemary