Christmas Concert

 Mom was much stronger this morning. She slept all night and the cold that has been wearing her down is finally wearing out and leaving her.  Mom was tested for Covid and was negative so it really was just a cold.  I left for the Berean office a little after 8:00 am, stopped at Casey's for some donuts. We were a little short handed but those that came stepped up and we got everything done. If you would like to read about our time there click HERE. When I got home Zane's called to report the 2003 truck was finished. It was some kind of sensor on the transmission that kept it from going into park. Rachel gave me a ride to Hanna City to pick it up.  This truck has now had new brake lines, the ball joints have been replaced, most of the coils have been replaced (those over a few years) and now that it is in very good working condition is FOR SALE. The truck has 171600 miles, is a 2003 Ford F 250 super duty gas truck with a towing package, 4 wheel drive, power windows, power locks and cruise control. It has a gooseneck ball and the Reese hitch behind. The air conditioner works perfectly and will freeze one out. The tires are good. There is some rust on the body but not terrible. 

It has been very dependable in fact has never stranded me. If we were still showing I would not be selling but now that are slowing down and no longer hauling 8 to 10 horses at at time find we were not using this truck much at all. If interested in a 4 wheel drive good work truck the price is $7500.00.  At 3:00 pm I took the golf cart over to mom's to take her to the Co-Op Christmas concert 4:00 pm concert. The singers were fantastic. The youngest choir were on first and we were all amazed at how well they sang. Mercy (Chad and Julie's youngest daughter) was in this choir.

Berlica, Emma and Livie were in the next choir up.

Faith was in the main choir. Below is a video of some of the songs starting with the youngest and finishing with the Chorale.