Bob: It is finally getting too dark to see outside. It is after 10 PM. Weather has been in the 60s today. Took Bonnie fishing about 2:00 and we got back around 6:00. She caught her first walleye today!! I got one too so we have enough for dinner tomorrow. Made the discovery today that I did not bring my metformin with me. Our friend in Lindon, Robert Jackson, is trying to get it sent to me. Should come through the mail, but I may have to identify myself to get it. If anyone out there has a Canadian doctor friend I would appreciate an introduction!! Either we are getting used to the mosquitoes or they are easing up on us. That's all I have so I will turn it over to Bonnie. Took this picture to show where we really are.
Bonnie: Just so everyone knows, I love to eat walleye! They don't even taste like fish. And I finally caught one, so it's been a great day! We went for a walk last night and I found a patch of colorful wild flowers. (See the enclosed picture.) It's beautiful here, so peaceful. I love the trees and all the water. There are so many lakes. This is really an amazing place. As far as mosquitoes are concerned, I agree with Bob. We still get bites but they seem smaller and don't itch as much as they did at first. Maybe we are getting acclimatized finally.
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