Gorgeous Easter weekend (Picture heavy)

Thank you,Lord.

First nice weekend in a while, so we went to Bossier City to the Farmer's Market and then to Greenwood, to a Flea market.

The water is still high, as you can tell in the last two pictures.

Thanks to hubby's wheelchair, he had a really good time.

You all be safe and God bless!

Just some stuff

around the farm.

Went to Tunk's again Tuesday evening. Hubby had crawfish this time, too. Season is almost over for the year. :-|

Another storm tomorrow. Chance of severe weather again. Will trust in God. Only lost one branch in the last storm. And not near the house.

It was a beautiful day yesterday.

You all be safe and God bless.

Another post about our truck

Just because, haha. :)

This is hubby's chair in the back of our truck. Sorry about the foggy pictures. Not sure if it was humidity, sun (another nice day today), or pollen.

Some pics of the inside. The pic immediately below shows the little stepladder stowed.

This is the ladder from the side window.

Now we just need a clear calendar for a trip!

You all be safe and God bless.

Happy April.

Definitely been a wet and windy start. Already had plenty of flowers of the wild variety in March so didn't need the April showers for May flowers.
But God knows best. :)

Anyway, We got a new truck cap for the pickup to hopefully do a better job of keeping hubby's power chair dry when traveling.

Looking from left to right, the second window opens. Same on the other side. We have two 12 volt refrigerator freezers in the truck bed now also. Won't hold a deer or anything like that, but they will do for a trip to the base commissary or some such. :)

That step ladder lets me reach inside to the refrigerators more easily, where I can change the settings should we need them to all freeze, or refrigerate, etc.
Yes, that is a spare diesel tank. Had to change out the motor/filler thingy. That's why it is all pretty and clean. And why we needed a top with windows on both sides. Fill from one side, pump from the other. Really helps when we tow our RV.

I might remember to take a picture with his chair actually inside. And the little tool box we got to replace the drop in tool box we had. We'll see.
We lose a bit of truck functionality this way, but the important thing is to keep his chair dry. Was hard to do before. The cover they provide is nice, but a real pain. And then they tell you to put a ziploc bag around the control portion to keep it dry. Meaning they know the cover didn't. The velcro closure that the lift strap had to go through would get abraded by the velcro because it was hard to keep the wind from blowing the cover around. Not to mention if it was nice when we left - and didn't cover the chair - and it started raining, we'd have to find shelter, unload his chair, put the cover over it and reload the chair. Ugh! I praise God that was never a problem since we got it. :)

I can't say enough good things about the little place that helped us measure, order and install the cap. Buccaneer Truck Stuff. (This is a facebook link. They don't have an actual website.) They had a lot of things to do to get it on, not the least of which was they had to move the chair lift so the rotating arm would operate properly with the cap on.

You all be safe and God bless!