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Denim Deb
More Precious than Rubies
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I'm beat! But, I got it all done.
Left the house as early as I could. I got to the farm no later than 9:00. (I forget what time I left. I had to get the trash and recyclables out B4 I left, plus I practiced the piano. Mornings are the only time I have to do it.) I was able to leave at around 2:00! But, I got the field all cleaned. (First time since last Thursday!) Got the hay all covered-it was not easy! I had to put some wood in spots since the bales are too far apart in some spaces. Plus, I realized that the horses could actually get to the bottom of one. They've eaten part of it, and that bale is falling over. I also have hay for 3 days in my feed stall. At least w/the electric moved, that part of the field is what's blocked off, so they can't get to the hay now. I also got my stock tank filled, put water buckets w/water in them in the stalls, and filled 4 kitty litter containers w/water.
My parents called. They wanted to stop by and drop off our live trap. So I had to wait for them. While I was waiting, I went ahead and cleaned out my chicken coop! I've been wanting to do that for some time, just haven't had the time to spare. B4 I left, I grabbed my muck boots and brought them home. I think I'm going to need them in the morning.
Once I got home, I took a 15 minute break, then started on wood. I had done a bit of cleaning down in the basement this morning. The majority of the wood that I have to cut and split was wood I was given earlier in the year. And, it's still too green to burn. So I started dragging home some large branches, small trees out of the woods. And I'm happy to report that the wood holder in my basement if full! During the winter, w/that full, I have enough wood for about 4 days or so. I also got some kindling in the house.
When hubby got home, we took the tarp and the old wood off the goat house. They now have a new roof! While I was waiting for hubby to do that, I worked in the garden for a few minutes. I only need an hour or two now to finish cleaning what I can for now. We still have a ton of peppers out there. And, I realized that I do have some beans. Don't know if I'll get anything from them or not.
Now I'm relaxing. The rain hasn't started yet, but could at any time now. I just hope it doesn't rain as long as they're saying!
Left the house as early as I could. I got to the farm no later than 9:00. (I forget what time I left. I had to get the trash and recyclables out B4 I left, plus I practiced the piano. Mornings are the only time I have to do it.) I was able to leave at around 2:00! But, I got the field all cleaned. (First time since last Thursday!) Got the hay all covered-it was not easy! I had to put some wood in spots since the bales are too far apart in some spaces. Plus, I realized that the horses could actually get to the bottom of one. They've eaten part of it, and that bale is falling over. I also have hay for 3 days in my feed stall. At least w/the electric moved, that part of the field is what's blocked off, so they can't get to the hay now. I also got my stock tank filled, put water buckets w/water in them in the stalls, and filled 4 kitty litter containers w/water.
My parents called. They wanted to stop by and drop off our live trap. So I had to wait for them. While I was waiting, I went ahead and cleaned out my chicken coop! I've been wanting to do that for some time, just haven't had the time to spare. B4 I left, I grabbed my muck boots and brought them home. I think I'm going to need them in the morning.
Once I got home, I took a 15 minute break, then started on wood. I had done a bit of cleaning down in the basement this morning. The majority of the wood that I have to cut and split was wood I was given earlier in the year. And, it's still too green to burn. So I started dragging home some large branches, small trees out of the woods. And I'm happy to report that the wood holder in my basement if full! During the winter, w/that full, I have enough wood for about 4 days or so. I also got some kindling in the house.
When hubby got home, we took the tarp and the old wood off the goat house. They now have a new roof! While I was waiting for hubby to do that, I worked in the garden for a few minutes. I only need an hour or two now to finish cleaning what I can for now. We still have a ton of peppers out there. And, I realized that I do have some beans. Don't know if I'll get anything from them or not.
Now I'm relaxing. The rain hasn't started yet, but could at any time now. I just hope it doesn't rain as long as they're saying!