The over night snow wasn't as bad as forecast. We only had about 4 inches. Nonetheless, I thought it would be a good idea to do a trial plow run. Everything worked well.

We are not quite ready for the man from the Weather Channel to stand in front of the hardware to do his broadcast as happened a few years back. That one really got the folks in Florida buzzing.

Jim and I continued to work on bedding. The cattle really seem to appreciate the bedding mounds. It seems a little early to be dealing with winter. Spring seems a long way off. We also worked on neatening up the shop.

I came home from the diner with an excellent pie. A friend came in and said he had to wait until the bank opened at 9. He said his wife had asked him to bring down some blueberry pies for the Historical Society fundraiser. I told him that it would be a lot easier for him if he had one less pie to carry. We always enjoying supporting the Historical Society.

We went to Mass this evening as Mary has to work early tomorrow. They were having a bake sale as well and Mary got us a banana nut loaf. Just another facet of small town America.

We have to pick up Eileen at 4 tomorrow afternoon. She has asked us to take her to her favorite Chinese restaurant after she arrives. The weather looks like we'll still have a little snow. When you live in upstate New York you expect to have snow so it shouldn't be a problem.