This was taken yesterday (16th) in the cornfield after we'd had 3-4 inches of snow overnight. It was so wet and heavy that it kept building up around the chopper head, plugging both the head and the snout so often that they had to give up chopping for the day.
These next two photos were both taken at Wiscoy Falls, on my way to Rochester to see the company Dr. yet again.
As for my trip to Rochester to see the company Dr.,there is at least a conclusion to the whole story now. Come Monday I will be submitting my resignation. I cried a few tears on the trip back, after all, I've been there over 10 years now. I've been a part of a great group of people to work with and met a lot of really nice people. I was blessed to have what I thought was the best loop of all, along with what I felt was the best group of passengers.
I'll bet that I never forget good old Ella and her perpetual cheerfulness in spite of all the difficulties she faces every singe day being blind and nearly deaf. More than one morning she would board the bus and just start singing, at the top of her lungs and not caring in the least what anyone else thought- one song she often sang was "This Is The Day". The first line is "This is the day that the Lord has made! I will rejoice and be glad in it!" And she did.
It was a good job and there's no doubt- I will miss it. But I also know that if God closes one door, He opens another and I'm looking forward to seeing what's behind that new door.
