Day 6 More updates...

I have been really busy this week so I haven't been able to blog. Jimmy-Ray spent Monday and Tuesday at Scottish Rite Hospital. He had his cast removed. Legs where very week but after a few sessions of physical therapy he is doing much better and really loving having a little more freedom. 12 hours a day in his new A frame brace for 12 months and the rest of the time in a wheel chair for 12 months. We go in for a check up in 6 weeks.


                                             On the way to get casts off!!!

                                 Casts are gone..Yeah!!!

                            New removable A frame brace..

                                                       No cast no brace..

              OK here is another poem from my collection...

                                                 ELY

Blasting colors come from the sky Sunsets and lighting fill my eyes

The brome is a little more green and higher with hay

The farmers are happy on a day like today

Rich soil, fields of green and rain coming down

They know its not in vain that they work the ground

I know they worry about drought and frost

Hoping that there work and crops won’t be lost

Farming is a gamble I know indeed

They think about it when they disk, plow and plant there seed

They hope for a good year of corn and wheat

Although mother nature is always there

and can dish them defeat

They are a dying breed of man leathery and strong

I see them myself working the day long

The tractors are moving way before light

They have been thinking about there crops

throughout the night

There up before the rest of us and this I know

Checking there vegetation and helping it grow

So my hats off to my neighboring farmer friends

Working the land instead of sitting at Bennigan’s

They are a cog in the machine that makes the world go

Hands down they are the hardest workers I ever did know.

By Dallas-Taylor Stanfield