New Pantry Shelves in Closet

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Evie's New Pantry Shelves

Up at 6:15 to a darkened, wet world, just a dab of rain last night.  It's cooler today, about 53 degrees outside, as the sun struggles to peak through the clouds.  A quiet lake, an occasional fisherman, nothing else.  It looks like the clouds may move on for a time, but rains are supposedly coming the next couple of days along with much cooler weather.

Just got back from a long kayak ride out to Tom's Point, across to the homes at the tip of Lake Drive, then skirted along Long Point to the tip, and then sailed on home to safety, just kidding.  It was calm going out, quite windy coming home, with the sun coming out for a bit as we rowed.  I also just picked up another four buckets full of stones, storing them up for just before winter, to fill in holes as needed in our road.

I also had breakfast club this morning, and all were there.  Joe just got back from fishing in Roscoe, NY, meeting his son who works for the consulate in Jerusalem.  He said the damage along the roads East, especially #86 is enormous.  He said even the trout streams were washed clean of all algae and moss, thus the fishing was poor.  We talked a lot about the lake, the fact that a real estate agent mentioned 5 people turned down houses this month because of the lake condition.  I assume there's some truth in this but cannot be sure.  We were planning on going into Painesville to visit Lloyd Buck who has been in the hospital for three weeks now, but complications have arisen, so we are putting it off for a few days till things get settled.  His poor wife has to deal with all these difficulties and we wanted to take her out for dinner, just to get away but it didn't work out.