I got feed (ouch), then dog/cat supplies (OUCH), checked on my parents, gave my mom a haircut, got gas, got a couple of things from Home Depot for my arsenal in the Great Ratz War, dropped off a book for M (spreading the Salatin word), and made it home in time to bake some GF brownies for the dairy barn, do chores, clip my peonies, cut down the strawberries, visit with my neighbors, and move three loads of firewood onto the deck. I also took straw over to a friend's and shared a glass of wine and some much-appreciated adult female conversation. Then I finished my waaaaaay belated Pay It Forward gifties, and toddled off to bed. I was going to paint the run-in, but it was still pretty wet from the non-stop Gray Condition of the past two weeks.
Sunday brought much cooler temps, but the sun did finally come out - mostly - and the breeze helped to further dry things off. I got three loads of laundry on the line, and then I tackled the run-in. I have to tell you that it is very, very, very difficult to get things done when the sheep are hell-bent on "helping" you. Usually, I send them off to the grassy part, but the last time I did that, Flora over-did it and I almost lost her. She does not know the meaning of the word "stop" when it comes to grass, and it's too hard on her old ticker. I did finally manage to bore them to tears and they left me alone when there was nothing food-like in the offering.
Another little chore off List B:
Yes, I know it's off-level. I could lie to you and say I meant to paint it that way. But I won't. It's hard to be kneeling on rocks and concentrate on leveling things at the same time. However, I already came up with a way to make it look "cool", like I meant it to be slightly off level, and will work on that this coming weekend. With knee pads.
