Hello to all of you Marshall Mountain Wave readers and greetings from the jewel of the Ozarks, Leslie, Arkansas. It has been very cool and rainy this past week here in Leslie. With temperatures in the lower 50s and did not warm up much during the day. But the summer weather is on its way, I am sure, sooner than one might expect.
Hello out there! Hope this finds you all doing well. We are doing fine here on the creek.
The Snowball Civic Club will be hosting an evening of fun on June 11th at the Pavilion. There will be food, corn hole games, and horse shoes. It is a donation only event. Please bring your lawn chairs.
Hello everyone. I hope you are well. This has been a busy week. We finally got our garden out last Thursday. Ronnie came over and Randall and Ann were here, so we all worked at it and got done by lunch time. Jason came out and watched us for a little while. It is just a family garden.
Hope that everyone had a good week. Monday turned out to be a nice day. I have been busy pulling weeds out of my flower beds and giving them to my chickens. I took up the pants for Jesse and his friend for the wedding.
Witts Springs Community Voices meeting will be Thursday, May 26 at 7 p.m. at the community center. Fundraisers, maintaining and improving the buildings and grounds and general management of the campus are what the meetings are for.
Has been a beautiful week with outside weather. Tuesday was a perfect day to drive to Conway to visit my brother, J.B. and sister-in-law, Maryagnes Moore. We took a tour of their new home to which we loved after we found it. Actually, J.B. had to come out and stand on the corner so we could locate his home. We were right there, just didn’t turn right on the right street. It was a new housing district that Siri didn’t have down with directions. Loved their house and visiting them was the best. Great to see them! They treated us to dinner at “Eat my Catfish”. The food was excellent and fried pies were to die for being diabetics. Took us to Sam’s to shop and back home to visit some more. Spent the whole day with them, missing our usually night-time visits with the Rainbolts at Loco Amigos on Tuesday. They understood because we made plans ahead of time for usual next Tuesday meeting. So thankful we got to go visit and make a few minutes into memories.
May 14 Beans planted finally. Haven’t found a dry spot to plant the strawberries.
Well, hope you are all doing fine. Hope you’re staying warm! Ray calls this “blackberry winter”. The blackberries are in bloom, and we usually have a cold spell about that time. Guess he is right. He came through the house a while ago and turned on the heat! We might need it before morning. Today sure has been chilly, I’ve worn a sweater all day.