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These goose neck gourds were grown by Ikenberry's

It's Terrific Tuesday again, how's every thing in your neck of the woods?

First and foremost the folks at Second Harvest Food Bank want you to know that the $100,000 donation by Oscar Mayer was a national donation. The good folks here still need your donations. If you want to see me as an Oscar Mayer hot dog one more time, click here.

These are goose neck gourds on sale at Ikenberry's store in Daleville. They were grown there said Gwen Ikenberry and have a really goose shape figure. Make a funny porch decoration, I think. They have 'punkin's as well. Hey, they also have a corn maze. If you go on a Friday or Saturday night you get to carry flashlight to go through the maze. That sounds like fun! On Halloween the maze will be haunted. LB and JR have football games that night. Isn't that scary!

I have a goose. I highly recommend getting a gourd instead. She is kind of mean and started attacking visitors, so we have to keep her up, but she is still the best guard goose around. She honks to infinity and beyond.

It won't be long until we get a frost as this morning was unseasonably cool. I felt the chill on Wall Street all the way down here! See ya next week!