Last Thursday I went to the Mountain Wave office. I visited with Leisa Younger and George Sinclair’s wife there. I called and talked to Pat Cotton; she is okay. Bonnie Marker visited me. I called and talked to Kathy; she is in Memphis, Tennessee.
Thursday 26th –November 1st Hello to each of you. Hope this finds you doing well. I’m doing pretty well. I had back surgery on the 26th and ended up having to stay the night. My oxygen level was a little low. Ray and Susan were there with me, but Ray came home and Susan stayed the night with me. But on Friday I got to leave, and I stayed at our daughters Susan house in Conway. She took care of me Friday and Friday night. Aaron came home for the weekend and Noah came over Friday evening and again Saturday for a little while. It was so good to see them both! Ray came down then on Saturday and Susan had made a big pot of chili so we all had a late lunch and then Ray brought me home. It was good to get back home!
Hope that everyone had a good week. Monday was a nice day. I have been moving my flowers into the greenhouse for the winter. I have a lot of flowers to move and it will fill my greenhouse. Larry helped me move all of my plants Sunday. It rained most of the day and it was cold. Larry turned on the heat. Larry put antifreeze in all of the cars and trucks.
Bananas are a versatile fruit that can be eaten right off the bunch or utilized in a bevy of recipes. Despite being characterized as the first ÒsuperfoodÓ endorsed by the American Medical Association in the early 20th century, bananas are avoided by some people. Some claim that bananas make people gain weight or develop constipation, but many medical organizations point to the nutritional benefits of bananas, which contain potassium, magnesium, vitamin B6, fiber, and manganese. A bananaÕs flavor starts out as mildly sweet and gains more sweetness as it ripens. Very ripe bananas, or those that have brown speckled skins, donÕt need to be discarded. They make perfect additions to baked goods, notably banana bread. Before tossing out brown bananas, consider this recipe for ÒChocolate Chip Banana BreadÓ courtesy of Jenna Barnard and the Butternut Bakery Blog.
MES Honor Roll All A Marking Period First Grade Layla Brown Baylor Carr Kaisley Clark George Colgrove Jagger Crawford Jude Crumley Angel Cruz Olivia Dewey Brailee Graham Lucas Gray Maggie Gray Osias Grow Adaline Johns Marceline Johnson Ember Kimbrell Briley Massey Emma McCallister Kyle McCrary Joy Daily Naron Jeremiah Nuckles Laney Nuckles Abigail Oerlemans Brooke Passmore Timothy Pendergrass Annistyn Pinson Easton Ragland Charlee Reed Zoe Roberts Luna Stoops Camden Tuell Morgan Wilder Second Grade George Armstrong Braelynne Brown Isaiah Brown Kaysen Carlock Keeli Flowers Emmett Fountain Lylah Hodge Cade Horton Lillian Jackson Hayselyn Kelley Logan Massey Timber McDaniel Kynlee Ragland Luke Sanders Leah Treadwell Kase Tyler Blaine Ward Ivorie Ward Third Grade Ancil Crumley Paislen Graham Mason Horton Rexx Knapp Lance Langston Jove Marlatt Cade McCallister Elise McCleary Maddilynn Price Octavya Ragan Khloe Redman Laken Tilley AB Marking Period First Grade Layla Buckner Briana Calhoun Barett Chambers Scarlett Dowell Audrey Gallagher Raelynn Gifford Jameson Harris Jonah Hendrix Jantzen Hinchey Rebeca Jaime Josie Jenkins Kai King Claire Perry Delilah Reid Second Grade Ariel Brightwell Saxton Dowell Addison Garza Joely Hinchey Nevaeh Jackson Cadence Kirkendoll Maddox Milholland Dimitri Rogers Ashlynn Sanford Rymington Switzer Third Grade Lucas Adams Gracyn Brenaman Rowan Chambers Jasey Cowell Jentri Hinchey Viktor Jones Karter Massey Hadley Meier Allie Passmore Callie Passmore Natalya Ragan Brantley Ragland Harper Ramsey Corbin Rea Andrew Reid Emilie Rice Jasper Smiley Dena Smith Acelyn Still Harmony Sutterfield Jacquelyn Townsend Jolynn Townsend Caleb Whiteside LIS Honor Roll All Marking Period Fourth Grade Sophia Blackwell Gannon Chambers Brayden Childress Emerson Henry Madison Jackson Patricia Jimenez Jase Lee Jaxon Lee Hazel Nelson Kinsley Nuckles Isiah Ragan Ella Ragland Haskell Ragland Hayden Ramsey Mason Rowe Emma Trammell Claire Whitelaw Fifth Grade Aubrey Adams Molly Blair Silas Branscum Bailey Calhoun Decklon Carr Bobbie Dewey Eli Harness Mackenleigh Hinman Addilynn Hogue Hallie House Ivan Jackson Mckenzie Kite Hallie Lee Kadence Manning Skyler Nelson Kolton O’Neal Jasper Ogden Kreece Redman Riley Salas Sadie Smith Katelyn Sutterfield Bethany Toews Kynadee Yancey Sixth Grade Lillyan Crockett Abigail Gasaway Tristan Hinman Piper Horton Micah Mosley Isaiah Ragland Trevor Tyler Finn Whitelaw AB Marking Period Fourth Grade Mylez Barrett Kevin Buckner Jade Cook Joshua Halsted Scarlett Horton Nevaeh Hoyt Ayden Jackson Logan Jackson Ada Johns Anna Kyle Kyle Ladner Luke Martin Ansley Massey Mavis McClanahan Harleigh Moore John Moran William Myrick Brooklynn Passmore Evelyn Ragland Raven Russell Ellie Smith Rainey Snyder Olivia Treadwell Henslee Warren Joseph Williams Eli Wilson Fifth Grade Kinley Bellott Jaxon Brown Jacob Buchanan Ressie Gray Henry Harrington - Perry Parker Hertter Cherity Lavalle Hannah Matney Melissah Miller Kimberlynn Oliver Brock Palmer Tinslee Pruitt Chloe Reves Cadence Shelburne Serenity Sutterfield Hayden Townsend Sixth Grade Chloe Barker Isaac Baysinger Lillian Blackwell Andy Brightwell Cameron Butter Mia Cole Charles Davis Randi Flowers Jasmine Flynn Charles Gray William Harris Starla Harrison Braylee Henthorn Jasper Hinchey Jenah Hinchey Jamie King Jinner King Kenlee Masterson Owen Maxey Zachary Oliver Kyndell Petty Tenley Phillips Makinlye Price Hudson Ragland Jenna Rea Paisley Royce Isaac Siebe .
Neighbors brought pears, pear butter in the future. Will be good for Christmas. Someone, somewhere, at some time told me how they liked pear butter. Never forgot the comment but forgot the who. Will be good to be making jelly, jam and butters again. Peaches, blackberries and strawberries in freezer. Love jelly making. Maybe I’ll remember or someone will tell me it was them who wanted pear butter.
Our River The Buffalo has a lot to do with me being here today and many of the big decisions in my life. I grew up on bayou-type streams in southern Arkansas and I love them, too. But the Buffalo and the Ozarks stole my heart since my parents started bringing me here as a baby. A couple of canoe trips later as a young adult and I decided I just had to live up here amongst the Ozarks and near the river. On the first day in my new job in Harrison, I met Danny and the rest has been long, good history. The Buffalo taught us a lot about marriage in our early days. We were doing Boxley to Ponca in flood and both of us wanted to paddle from the stern. Both of us were cocky, never having turned over in a canoe, and proud of it.
Five Fundamentals of the Christian faith: 1. The Deity of Jesus Christ, Micha 5:2, Luke 1:35 (virgin born), Matthew 1:23, Romans 9:5, I Tim. 3:16, I John 5:20. 2. Jesus the Son of God (appears 91 times), 1 John 4:14, John 3:16-18, Heb. 1:8, I John 5:11-13, I John 2:22. Anti-christ don’t believe in Jesus. 3. The blood atonement (appears 700 times) Col. 1:20, Heb. 12:2, Lev. 17:11, I John 1:7. 4. The bodily resurrection, Romans 10:9-10, II Tim. 2:8, Rev. 1:18 (alive). 5. The return of Jesus Christ, Rev. 19:11,16, Rev. 20:4, Phil. 2:10, John 3:16.
November!?!? Where has time gone? It seems like we have breezed right through fall and winter is HERE! At least for a few days, by the time you get to read this, things will probably be warmer, or at least more fall like.
Hello to all of you Marshall Mountain Wave readers and greetings from the jewel of the Ozarks, Leslie, Arkansas. You can really tell that the seasons have changed with the weather we have had this past week. It got really muggy and warm then it started to gently rain, then more rain, then colder rain then a lot of rain in a very short time then it turned very cold.. We got our first hard frost this past week as well so it has been a sampler of weather this week.