Denim Deb Hay, hay, hay. Thank the Lord!

[Wannabefree]

Well, I made 2 loaves, so hopefully it will last a bit longer than 5 minutes. I'm going to go and put it away. Out of sight, out of mind, at least until tomorrow, I hope!

Good luck with that!

 

[Denim Deb]

There was still some this morning! And the second loaf hasn't been touched. So, I've already eaten a piece this morning. Tonight, I'll be making brownies and hard boiling some eggs. Lunch tomorrow will be egg salad on homemade bread w/a brownie for dessert. Today, I'm going to my parents for lunch, so I'll eat whatever my mom makes.

 

[glenolam]

Can I come over for lunch tomorrow??

 

[Denim Deb]

Sure! Just remember, I'm eating it at the farm, where I'll be doing a ton of work, so come prepared to help!

 

[glenolam]

No prob...for a lunch like that I don't mind working for it!

 

[Denim Deb]

Great! Can you bring some goat's milk?

 

[Denim Deb]

Yesterday I made bread. Today I made 2 batches of brownies, and over the weekend, I'll be making snickerdoodles and chocolate chip cookies. I'll be freezing part of each batch. Hubby is shocked, but I had over 2 dozen eggs I needed to use up. Some of them were no good, so they got tossed, but I still had over 18. So, baking it is!

I didn't get anything extra done at the farm today. A tree came down where I work and is blocking one of the trails she has in her woods. So, we spent part of the morning cutting that up. The stuff that's too small for firewood was put in the burn pile. Normally, she'll let me take anything that she doesn't want for jumps home to use for fire wood. Not this time. She decided she wanted it herself. We didn't get done all of it, and it was almost 12:30 by the time I left.

From there, I went to my parents for lunch. My original plan was to leave by 1:30. That didn't happen, and it was closer to 2:30 by the time I left! Then I went back to the farm, gave Stormy his second feeding, gave the horses some hay and left. In the morning, I'll be leaving the house right around the same time as my hubby. I'll do as much work as I can on fence posts B4 going to work. And, I told my hubby that I'm not coming home until it's all done. There's been some drama going on at the farm, so horses are being moved around. 3 or the 4 horses in the back field are moving to a different spot, and 3 others are being put there. Once that happens, there's no way I could put Honey and Licky in the back field while I work on the fence, so it HAS to get done.

Once home, I worked on my basement some more. I'm almost to the point of being able to put the table down there! So, over the weekend, that should happen. Then I can get my incubator set up, get it adjusted and get some eggs in it! I want chicks!

I still have a small piece of the first loaf of bread left, and all of the second loaf. Next week, I'll be making rye bread. Think I just might need to get more flour. :/

 

[Dace]

I need a nap after reading about your day! You are like the energizer bunny

 

[glenolam]

Now I'm definitely coming over for lunch and dessert! And yes, I'll bring lots o goat milk!

 

[savingdogs]

The energizer bunny! That would be the perfect member title for Denim Deb! hee hee

I seriously thought about you when I was dragging the pallets for my pallet fence. With each shove I thought, if women can put in POSTS I can drag this stupid pallet! My back was a little sore but I'm really glad I got it rolling.

We need to fence off a big section and have been waiting for hubby to find the time. I wish I could come watch how you do it, I'd like to learn more ladies ways of doing chores.

Hubby would rent some big contraption to do it for him and have it done in a day in a big marathon and then would moan for a week how is back hurts. hee hee

Can you describe how you set posts?