all-out kick. She has not done this yet, in fact I have never, ever seen her kick. But she is now saying “enough!”
Hrimmi does have a spot of scratches above her right heel bulb. I was told that I need to keep it clean and debride the scabby area.
I need to get going on cleaning saddles and bridles.
I need to again to clean the goat pen.
I need again to clean the chicken pen.
Just now we are beginning breakup. The winter poop that was buried in snow has not yet surfaced. Pretty soon I’ll be dealing with this and as well with moving water out of the pen into the spillway. As busy as I am, I will find time to do this.
As busy as I am, what a phrase.
Yesterday we picked up a truckload of books from Title Wave and unloaded them at the Meeting House, and yesterday Kaelyn picked up a truckload of books from Title Wave and this morning unloaded them at the recycling center.
It’s looking like more and more that we are getting books from the Anchorage source. This afternoon I sorted through and organized the nonfiction down on the bookcave table. Monday I will sort through and organize the nonfiction down on the bookcave table, that is after Pete goes and gets the latter load from the recycling center and drops it off at the Meeting House.
I’m now being more honest than I want to be. This is it: my workload is dependent upon the number of books that I have on hand to deal with. And so, it’s far less work, categorizing and distributing one load of books as opposed to two. Duuh. It’s a lot of fun for everyone, going through the boxes and pulling out these damn treasures. But ultimately, I am the one that has to make sure that they end up in the hands of appreciative readers.
As busy as I am, what a phrase.
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