This is what is happening across the street from the house, the waves of grain are turning amber. All around, the wheat is ALMOST ready to be harvested, and it is always an interesting thing to watch the maturing of the crops (no matter if it is wheat, corn, milo, sorghum or beans) and try to figure out the rationale of what, when and how. When it is breezy, the 'waves' are really interesting to watch, and then, the next thing you know, it is gone. There are areas out here where the corn will soon obstruct my view, and I will actually have to stop at the intersections to make sure I don't crash in to another vehicle. Soon, some of the corn will be so high that you can forget there are houses back in there, and I think it would be interesting to live back there, because you actually become lost in it, kind of like 'Children of the Corn'. Okay, maybe not that creepy.A good day for a Thursday, got some great work done in the office and attended to EXCEPTIONAL meetings at the Board. Lots of good work done, lots of good planning, lots of satisfaction.
We will see how it all works out.
Deeds, Actions, Changes, HARVESTS, Kindnesses, Whirled Peas, FUN!
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