Sesquicentennial and Spraying Hay

Wow, we are in the midst of our Sesquicentennial celebration around here and there are lots of people back in town for this.  The P.E.O. group I'm in was the co-sponsor of a lunch today at The Lutheran Church and this was one of only 3 places for people to get lunch after the parade!  The serving line was from the street into the church most of the time but people leaving were telling those waiting in line that the food was good and worth the wait.  We had maidrite, ham or turkey sandwiches and then all kinds of homemade salads.  Plus another group sold pie and ice cream.  Our group had to contribute 15 ice cream buckets of salad and so did the Freedom Girls.  No time to take pictures there!

There was a sold out Bacon and Wine Fest this afternoon.

Here are a couple of pictures from the water fights last night.  The weather has been great so far.  Glenn is here and last night we babysat Diane's girls and he had them today until I got done working.  Then I brought the little one home. She's here with me and asleep and everyone else is at the rodeo tonight.  Took lots of pictures at the parade today including a couple of someone that it was exciting to meet!  

Tomorrow morning Bill starts bright and early grilling a bunch of sausages with another guy for the firemen's omelet breakfast.  Then we'll be cooking omelets and anything else that needs to be done.  From 1:00-3:00 I'll be in one of the homes that's on the Tour of Homes. This home is going to have someone playing the piano and after we're done, the homeowner is having wine and cake for those of us that helped her. 

Water fights.

Earlier this week, Bill was spraying the dairy's hay ground.  I like these pictures so included them all.  You can always click on a picture to make it bigger.

spraying hay