Finally Home

I  got into my house..... I just love it...it's good to be finally HOME!
Now I have a girl from Brazil here  to learn English for 5 months the Hazlet school has an international program this year there is 11 students 8 from Brazil 1 each from Japan, Germany, and Mexico.
My girl is 16 in grade 11 she is a sweetie, her name is Amanda her country only sent students that where very smart they are from a poor background. I'm sure it's quite the shock not only for the weather but just the amount of people here, Amanda's city has 52,000 Hazlet population 100 at best LOL but Hazlet is growing 3 new homes moved  to town in the last couple of months.

Waiting to emerge

I like the colour changes everytime I drive by on the way to Hazlet, ten more days until I get the house...

This grain bin reminds me of a a pencil emerging from the ground, it's on the drive to Hazlet.

Dog Days of Summer!!

Around the area

Mornings in Hazlet

Possesion is nine tenths of the Law

My new home, I get to move in in August, can't wait!

Around the town of Hazlet

View from the Back of the Cafe this morning

The sunrises are spectacular around here,
 I love this time of the morning, especially this time of year, the birds are chirping 
and all is well in my world.
I stood around just at the back and took some pictures of the downtown area of Hazlet.

Pleasure in Work

Some of my work

Mornings

Last week I had to drive to work from Wymark every morning,
I love the drive at this time of year on the Road to Hazlet.

POWER OUTAGE

Today we had a power outage at the cafe, it was going to take a few hours to fix so I closed  for the day.
Driving home I was thinking I really needed that break from the regular work too.
Here are some pictures of the goodies I've been making and some of the cafe.

So in the end the power outage restored a bit of my power1