CntryBoy777 - The Lazy A** Acres Adventures

[Senile_Texas_Aggie]

You and Miss Joyce have worked hard all of your life. Maybe this time you will get to enjoy thr fruits of your labor for awhile.

 

[Bruce]

.she has "broken in" her new dish and has left her "mark" on it....

I guess she has!!

Ya know, the "soil" you have there seems a perfect base for those stones. No clay, easy leveling.

 

[Baymule]

Hope you guys didn't over do it with getting the stone today....it sure enough was a hot one today ....I am ready for our winter to get here

Which day?

 

[B&B Happy goats]

Which day?

ALL OF THEM

 

[Bruce]

I think that means there must be at least 3 or 4 days of winter!

 

[B&B Happy goats]

I think that means there must be at least 3 or 4 days of winter!

Actually, there is more than that, and when you hear us complaining about the cold...it is a damp down to the bone nasty cold that is hard to shake off.

 

[Mini Horses]

Well, I spent 8 yrs traveling from VB to Homestead &/or Melbourne every month, for a week long stay. I remember looking out one "winter" morning, at about 65 temp and those people were dressed like it was Alaska in winter! I laughed so, so hard!

Only one winter there that it was actually cold one of the weeks we were there. WalMart sold out of all 12 pair of long johns....

Now, you being Northern you probably do get chilly a few days. Heck a lot of the homes don't even have heat!

 

[B&B Happy goats]

Well, I spent 8 yrs traveling from VB to Homestead &/or Melbourne every month, for a week long stay. I remember looking out one "winter" morning, at about 65 temp and those people were dressed like it was Alaska in winter! I laughed so, so hard!

Only one winter there that it was actually cold one of the weeks we were there. WalMart sold out of all 12 pair of long johns....

Now, you being Northern you probably do get chilly a few days. Heck a lot of the homes don't even have heat!

I moved here from NH in 1998....your blood thins as they say.. lived in south florida until three years ago, it got cool there. Up in this part of the state it gets that damp cold.
But I sure couldn't live back up in the North again....I would be a ice cube by September !
And yes, I still laugh at the Floridians that wear boots, scarfs and wool hats...
And we even have to turn on the heat here

 

[CntryBoy777]

Well, I spent 8 yrs traveling from VB to Homestead &/or Melbourne every month, for a week long stay. I remember looking out one "winter" morning, at about 65 temp and those people were dressed like it was Alaska in winter! I laughed so, so hard!

Only one winter there that it was actually cold one of the weeks we were there. WalMart sold out of all 12 pair of long johns....

Now, you being Northern you probably do get chilly a few days. Heck a lot of the homes don't even have heat!

I only know this because of having just bought a house....there is a Florida state law that says that any dwelling must have a working source of heat before the property can close....it doesn't matter if the AC works or not.........some more of that "sensible gov't" regulations.....it does get chilly, but when they measure freezing temps by the hour....how in the world can ya get too awful cold?.........yeh, old bones feel it, but it is nothing to "bundle up" for.....I will use a flannel shirt, but most here wear the "polar suites".........I always think about busting ice for the animals 2-3 times a day and just smile at 28-32° for a couple of hrs.....

 

[B&B Happy goats]

.....when are you comming to visit again ....miss you two, I am going to DO the rabbits this week, will send some home with you to try for yourself, on your next trip.
Leon has the hand surgery on the 13th, so any time after that would be just fine