Mr. David's A-1 Dependable Electrics Agency sent one of their top techs to Beluga and he arrived just after we got back from Gay and Joe's site. We called him from Naco to explain a problem with a cell in one of the four house batteries. It seemed to be boiling the water out. We knew he would be able to help. Since they were almost 6 years old Mr. David's man suggested buying new ones when we arrived in Tucson. He spent most of the day removing the old batteries, cleaning all the cables and connections, taking the old batteries to recycle and installing 4 brand new ones. I don't know what we'd do without the Mr. David's family of companies! I took no pictures.
Not to cast aspersions, but he seemed to have some trouble keeping himself on task because of the numerous and impressive formation flyovers from nearby Davis-Monthan Air Force Base going on overhead. Did I say they were loud? He may or may not have cracked his head on Beluga's compartment door. I took no pictures.
Pam and John came over briefly and we picked oranges off our neighbor's tree. I took no pictures.
The only pictures I do have are of the lovely lemon tree right outside our bedroom window.
It is chock full of plump, fragrant lemons, a few pretty pink blossoms getting ready to open and provides us some much appreciated shade. Since we arrived in Tucson the temps have been above average for this time of year, in the mid 80s. Don't cry for me! This sweet tree is perfect to sit under for second cup and happy hour.
And....it attracts lots of finches and mockingbirds. This morning we woke to the sound of the mockingbird's complicated and beautiful song. Nice.
I'll try to do better with pictures in the future.
Sometimes it is tough to carry a camera everywhere. We'll just go with your narrative tonight:) But seeing Lew with the Tan Clan must have been a hoot! Definitely a size difference!
ReplyDeleteThose flyovers are so cool!! And the lemons are amazing! Sounds like a busy day even if we can't see it :-))))
ReplyDeleteAh, fresh citrus. My son has an orange tree in his yard and it's referred to as "mom's tree". The kids know they'll be in trouble if that tree dies lol.
ReplyDeleteThe bird picture was beautiful! So you more than made up for a lack of pictures 😊
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful photo of the mockingbird on the lemon tree! They truly do have "complicated and beautiful songs." Lucky you to have a lemon tree LOADED with lemons right outside your window.
ReplyDeleteIt's been great visiting with you, Dave and Lewis. Bring Lew to visit any time!
ReplyDeleteSo glad Mr. Dave's companies are so smart and efficient!!! The citrus trees look wonderful (oh how nice to have real fresh stuff) and love the mockingbird. I had never seen one until I visited AZ 5 year ago.
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