The main adventure today was picking up the pipe and rolled chain link that Philip and Joel left scattered along behind them as they took down the fence (which I'm quite grateful that they did!) I am convinced that if those boys went to roll up a sleeping bag, it would come out crooked. :D The chain link could have been rolled up more neatly...I only re-rolled one section though. That one was about twice as wide as it should have been and there was no way I was going to be able to get it rolled into the RV tent like that.
I cannot decide whether rolling the fencing across the yard or carrying the up to eighteen feet (I think) sections of pipe was harder work. I got out of breath worse rolling the chain link. (Except when I carried a large armful of posts at once. That really made the ol' muscles burn!)
Due to the muddy state of the yard, I had mud (or whatever sand with decomposed leaf matter in it makes when it's wet) all the way from my shoulders to the soles of my boots. I even had some dabbed on my forehead where I had to wipe the sweat off my face. (Surprise! *grin*)
I was actually smart today and remembered to wear my mud boots over there (I did end up with a swamped foot due to the cracks in my left boot, but that's better than wading in ankle deep water in my leather boots).
I made supper after I came home...a repeat of lunch for Savannah with mushrooms and onions (she's been kind of nauseous all day--one of the things she's taking is making her like that). I also fixed some kale and heated up some beets that I had grabbed while at our place. I warmed up the chicken again and that was supper. Speaking of which, I had better lay something out for tomorrow (this is going to be one of the hardest parts about trying to take over a great deal of the cooking--thinking ahead). I'd better scram and do that before I forget!
I cannot decide whether rolling the fencing across the yard or carrying the up to eighteen feet (I think) sections of pipe was harder work. I got out of breath worse rolling the chain link. (Except when I carried a large armful of posts at once. That really made the ol' muscles burn!)
Due to the muddy state of the yard, I had mud (or whatever sand with decomposed leaf matter in it makes when it's wet) all the way from my shoulders to the soles of my boots. I even had some dabbed on my forehead where I had to wipe the sweat off my face. (Surprise! *grin*)
I was actually smart today and remembered to wear my mud boots over there (I did end up with a swamped foot due to the cracks in my left boot, but that's better than wading in ankle deep water in my leather boots).
I made supper after I came home...a repeat of lunch for Savannah with mushrooms and onions (she's been kind of nauseous all day--one of the things she's taking is making her like that). I also fixed some kale and heated up some beets that I had grabbed while at our place. I warmed up the chicken again and that was supper. Speaking of which, I had better lay something out for tomorrow (this is going to be one of the hardest parts about trying to take over a great deal of the cooking--thinking ahead). I'd better scram and do that before I forget!
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