Yep, I'm going to produce something. Actually, I was thinking just the other day about how nice and peaceful it is down there and how I can hardly wait until it's all set up and it gets too cold to work outside. My tack shed will be finished, so I'll have a nice warm, peaceful spot to work on my nature lessons. Then hopefully next year, I can get my business going. I believe that God is going to bless it.
I was exhausted yesterday, but don't know why. It may have been the weather, or it may have just been because I've been so busy lately. But, all I got done was filling the spreader 1x, and doing some stuff for LF. Didn't take long. But then again, I did help JT w/a nature program at a library. Today, however, is going to be different.
I have the farrier coming this morning. I want to get to the farm way early so I can have some stuff done B4 he get there. If at all possible, I want to have the spreader work done. Then, after he's been there and gone, I'm going to tackle the hay stall. I'm borrowing my brother's truck tomorrow and my niece is going to help me. We're going to get wood that I need and I hope the fencing for the chickens. I'm also going to pick up my gates and bring them out to the farm. Then, once we have everything, we'll get something to eat, then work on the run-in. I'm hoping w/her help, I can get the stalls done as well as the hay stall. If we have time, I'll unload the hay and stack it in the stall. I don't know that she can really help w/stacking it. She's petite, so I don't know that she could even pick up a bale! But, she may be able to at the very least help pull the cart, which would save me some. So, we'll see.
With aging it has become harder to lift those really big bales but, I find that I can get them up there by leveraging the weight on another bale & walking them up. Besides, two can lift one pretty well.
