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I have resigned myself to the fact that most attempts I make at outdoor chores are certain to be spoiled by rain. The amount of rainfall increases exponentially in comparison to the degree of work required to complete the task at hand. I can summon the rain by gathering the water hose, bucket, sponge, car shampoo and a look of determination. Mentioning how badly the flower beds need to be weeded will cause a torrential downpour. The mere thought of mowing the grass will trigger flash flood warnings.

One of the great pleasures in life is being able to say, “I told you so.”
I don’t get to say it often, but when I do, especially when I can say it to my husband, I do it with immense glee. I may even dance around and sing.
Moms get to say I told you so a lot.
Remember Ralphie’s mom in “A Christmas Story”? Ralphie kept asking for Red Ryder BB gun and his mom kept saying, “You’ll shoot your eye out.”

Staff Report
The City of Bedford had a Citizen Appreciation Day/Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans party on Saturday, July 15 at the Morgan Community Center.
The party was kicked off with a parade beginning at Trimble County High/Middle School and went through town to end at Signature Health Care (Trimble Nursing Center). At the community center was Razen Blazen BBQ, live music, and bouncy houses for entertainment.

Laura Sudkamp with the Kentucky State Police crime lab remembers when it took months to process one DNA sample.
“You literally had to stick the film in the freezer for six to eight weeks,” the KSP Central Lab manager told the Interim Joint Committee on Judiciary last week. Her lab can now generate a profile on a DNA sample in one or two days, she said, but even that’s a bit longer than need be under some new technology.