Coffee anyone ?

[rachels.haven]

I don't know where the bolt went, but I know where the screw the last guys left in the wall may have gone.

The "I think I'm getting away with something" look...

Some body didn't put his tools away. Now I'm going to have to run around and find all the unscrewed/loosened stuff and put it back as needed.
Boys.

 

[SageHill]

All is well .
Spent yesterday and last night doing the "clean out" for a colonoscopy . Back in Dec took a stupid test cologuard - All I can say is after researching - don't do it. Why??? 80-90% false positive. What a waste of $$ even if it's insurance paying. Medical news flash over, back to good old normal regular life.

 

[Weldman]

Ah here we go, shallow tonight, but a peaceful drive home the last few miles.

 

[peteyfoozer]

I get so stressed out when he’s driving us through snow. Especially when we argue about using 4wd, then he puts us in the bar ditch and then ncw an us unto a snow bank with the stock trailer

 

[peteyfoozer]

2a.m.
Boone must have saved the chickens and the rabbits from some nighttime predator because he came in out of the snow to wake mw with kisses and dancing.
He’s very, very proud of himself!!
Can’t decide if I want coffee or if i hurt too much and wanna to try going back to sleep….
I think the zzzz’s have it. He’s out patrolling again

 

[Baymule]

4:53 wake up. There’s something to be said for getting completely worn out and tired. I worked sheep yesterday morning, both fields. Then I hit the lumber scrap pile, including the blown apart middle shed. Put together with 6” ring shank nails, I just cut them loose with my battery operated chainsaw. I got my hoop coop panels up. My step counter said 16,687 steps, 6.1 miles yesterday.

This morning I’ve got to go get feed. I buy the super bags, then come home, scoop it out into two 5 gallon buckets and dump in metal trash cans. Compared to yesterday, today will be a day of rest. LOL

 

[Weldman]

4:53 wake up. There’s something to be said for getting completely worn out and tired. I worked sheep yesterday morning, both fields. Then I hit the lumber scrap pile, including the blown apart middle shed. Put together with 6” ring shank nails, I just cut them loose with my battery operated chainsaw. I got my hoop coop panels up. My step counter said 16,687 steps, 6.1 miles yesterday.

This morning I’ve got to go get feed. I buy the super bags, then come home, scoop it out into two 5 gallon buckets and dump in metal trash cans. Compared to yesterday, today will be a day of rest. LOL

Very small steps you take, at around 12k steps I'm hitting that many miles.

I get so stressed out when he’s driving us through snow. Especially when we argue about using 4wd, then he puts us in the bar ditch and then ncw an us unto a snow bank with the stock trailer

Snow sticking or on the pavement 4WD and I keep it under 60 mph, off-road yeah that depends since there is so much traction on the gravel. I try to stay away from 4WD on pavement to not eat the transfer case up, though if I feel the truck slip in the slightest bit it's going on. My truck has electric locking rears when slip is detected, not limited slip.

 

[Mini Horses]

Thankful no snow here!! In fact, lovely sunshine, 52 & going mid 60s Chores were easy and only top water (no ice ) I'm loving it. Gotta keep reminding myself there's 3 more weeks of Feb to go & things could get bad again -- cold.

Need to get ready to go to work.

 

[peteyfoozer]

last week it was 1 degree when we drove to town. It will be much warmer when we drive in Friday’s snowstorm. I think vehicles scare me because I spent a good part of my 16th summer in a coma. I just can’t relax.
A runaway horse is going to try not to kill itself so if (finally an “if” on purpose) I stay aboard I will probably not get hurt. It’s not going to mindlessly run off a cliff.
An our of control vehicle…?