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Today is Saturday, May 18, 2024
We Love You!!
The doctor says "YOU'RE HEALTHY... for an old man!!!"
Always wear a hat outside, the sun damages the wound
Bill Brown's Blog
Making some pancakes
Breaking some eggs
Flipping the pancakes
Me in action
Picking apples
Der Apfel fellt nicht gerne weit vom Baume
The apple never falls far from the tree
Picking more apples
and more apples
So many apples. Time for some pie... hint, hint
Look at me go!
Turning change into $$$
I can do without food, but I need my Dr. Pepper.
The Fair at Stillman's Farm on Lancaster Avenue.
Alpacas!!
Chickens at the 4-H
The Honda is good for another year
Going Shopping
Buying Groceries
Finishing up some yard work
Hauling away some branches
Picking some tomatoes for lunch
Getting some groceries
Jumping the tractor
Throwing out the trash
Holding my car down
Enjoying the game
Doing a little yardwork
Picking the first cherry tomatoes of the season.
This is an X-ray showing my Pacemaker. If you look closely you can see the two wires running from the Pacemaker to my heart. The doctor says everything looks good. The heart beat is regular and blood pressure is normal.
Driving to Hanscom on Route 2. I'm speeding but I'm still the slowpoke on this road.
- Fill 'er up before driving to Hanscom.
The tomatoes are coming along nicely.
Here are the bandages after Mohs surgery. All skin cancer has been successfully removed!
Here I am as Little Blue Ridinghood with the amazing staff at APDERM in Westford, MA, right off of 495.
At the ballgame in Coolidge Park near Fitchburg State College.
Ouch, that's gotta hurt. Actually, it looks worse than it feels. This is my new Pacemaker. I needed it because my pulse was less than 30 (that's low even for me). It should last over twelve years. I got it at St. Elizabeth's on Friday and went home on Saturday. All is good, I feel great!
Me and Jacob.
I'm about to get run over by this little car.
Clearing out some brush.
Happy Birthday!
Checkout the view from Walmart Mountain on Route 2A in Lunenburg.
Picnic under the tree.
Starting the mower one more time. The tractor should be ready next week.
Walking in a park near Fitchburg State College.
I had my heart checked on Friday with an echo cardiogram and 3 hour stress test. As you can see from the photo, I was exhausted. I will see the doctor on Monday to go over the results.
Pushing the mower until the tractor is fixed.
Mowing some more
Lot's of activity at the duplex. Tenants will be moving in soon.
Here's the homestead.
Here we are... The Dream Team. Jacob and me. Jacob is the youngest of my five grandkids
The Fitchburg Air Show
The Fitchburg Air Show
The Fitchburg Air Show
The Fitchburg Air Show
The tractor is kaputt...
So I start up the mower and ...
I push and push and push. Hopefully Padula fixes the tractor soon
Here are some of my multifloral roses
Check out the bandage on my noggin. The Mohs surgury was successful. The squamous carcinoma cells were completely removed. I'll be here again in two weeks to remove some basal cells from the back of my neck.
Helping Rob get to the car repair shop.
Helping Rob get home from the car repair shop.
Perfect fit. Note, do not try this while driving.
Watching the ballgame at Coolidge Park near Fitchburg State
Stress test. Doc struggles to keep up with me!
Cashing in my life's savings...
One can at a time :)
One can at a time :)
Me and my irises
Here is my Rhododendron
I mowed around these flowers
It's time to plant the tomatoes
Pounding down the stakes
Getting the hose out
Lugging the hose
Tightening it up
And finally, it's time to water.
Taking Jacob shopping.
Fantastic parking job!
Here we are!
Jacob gives me the heavy end
Providing some important instructions
Me and two of my grand-kids.
Cleaning up the yard
My annual physical. All looks good.
Driving at Hanscom
Entering the Concord Rotary
In the Concord Rotary
Exiting the Concord Rotary
I love my truck
En Garde!
Me and my little tree
Time to relax.
Just having some fun.
Here I am in the backyard
Great year for the Forsythia bushes
Time to get the tractor ready for spring
The tires are a little low.
The tractor is aired up... putting away the hose
Getting out the kinks in the hose
Momma and Me
Jeff, Michael and me after the Bruins win the 2011 Stanley Cup!
Here's a photo of my family in the 1930's.
Here's a photo of my mother. I'm not quite sure when the picture was taken, I believe in the 1970s.
Here is a Photo of Mama Chesher four days after her 85th birthday.
This fence was installed about 5 years ago... and look at it now.
Here's the reason. The fence should have been set 3 ft into the ground, but it was incorrect set only 1/2 foot deep with concrete.
Northeast Surgery Center in Chelmsford. Dr. Ali will fix my skin cancer.
I'm at the Nashoba Valley Med Center in Ayer for some lab tests.
I'm at Jay's in Manchester to finish my taxes.
Catching up on current events while I wait for Jay.
The taxes are all done for another year!
Going to the the RMV to register my Honda Accord.
The lines aren't too bad. In and out in about 10 minutes.
Putting the registration sticker on. We're good until next year.
The cemetery is still closed. I called them today. It should be open soon. Until then I'll get some good walking exercise.
How old do you think the stone wall is?
Momma and Me
I miss you
The Brown Plot at Lunenburg's South Cemetery.
Cleaning up. If you look closely on the left you will see the three branches I picked off of the road and threw away.
Throwing away a bigger branch. You can see it on the left.
Time to go.
Driving to Hanscom. Observe the perfect hand placement.
I'm speeding and everyone is running over me like I'm stopped.
The Concord Rotary
Lots of traffic on Route 2
Emerson Hospital where Bill's kids (three of my five grandchildren) were born. I spent quite a bit of time here in 2013 when I had radiation treatment for my melanoma.
Making some pancakes
This is an X-ray showing my Pacemaker. If you look closely you can see the two wires running from the Pacemaker to my heart. The doctor says everything looks good. The heart beat is regular and blood pressure is normal.
Here I am as Little Blue Ridinghood with the amazing staff at APDERM in Westford, MA, right off of 495.
Ouch, that's gotta hurt. Actually, it looks worse than it feels. This is my new Pacemaker. I needed it because my pulse was less than 30 (that's low even for me). It should last over twelve years. I got it at St. Elizabeth's on Friday and went home on Saturday. All is good, I feel great!
I had my heart checked on Friday with an echo cardiogram and 3 hour stress test. As you can see from the photo, I was exhausted. I will see the doctor on Monday to go over the results.
Check out the bandage on my noggin. The Mohs surgury was successful. The squamous carcinoma cells were completely removed. I'll be here again in two weeks to remove some basal cells from the back of my neck.
Here's the reason. The fence should have been set 3 ft into the ground, but it was incorrect set only 1/2 foot deep with concrete.
The cemetery is still closed. I called them today. It should be open soon. Until then I'll get some good walking exercise.
Cleaning up. If you look closely on the left you will see the three branches I picked off of the road and threw away. 
Emerson Hospital where Bill's kids (three of my five grandchildren) were born. I spent quite a bit of time here in 2013 when I had radiation treatment for my melanoma.
