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Saw one I liked, only problem being, it wasn't a quad cab. I have to have that. I'll keep looking.

My truck is officially dead. So, now we have to find another one. Wish hubby would have let me look a couple of months ago. Found one I really liked, but he wasn't interested.

Well, it's finally dried out. Of course, when I plan to go to the hay auction, it will probably rain. If it does, I think I'm just going to buy it from a farmer. I may pay more, but at least I know I'll have it. And, my truck broke down again yesterday and had to get towed-for the 3rd time...

Got soaked on Tuesday! I was cleaning my field, and was almost done when it started to pour! I covered my spreader, put away my mower and went home. But, even though I covered the spreader, I still couldn't spread. I ended up dumping it all. Maybe next week.

I had wanted to get all my hay in early. But, my truck kept breaking down and it was so hot for awhile that I wasn't up to getting it. Now, it won't stop raining! Every time I plan on going to the auction, it rains! I've also barely spread manure this year. My spreader won't spread it if...

I know.

Don't think I've ever used vet wrap on myself and haven't had to use it on a horse in ages, but it does come in handy.

Thanks! I'm keeping an eye on the forecast. They keep changing it. Canoeing was good-even though Callie did jump out 2x. I have been to this lake in the past, and was never able to get very far upstream because of beavers. Well, we went quite a distance. And, my wrist didn't hurt! So...

The brace is off my wrist! I am not limited as to what I can do, but I'm also going to ease myself back into stuff as slowly as possible. Of course, so stuff has to be done regardless. I still need 75 bales of hay and since I buy that at auction, I can't really ease into loading it and...

I had started getting cleaned up B4 and needed to get rid of stuff so I could have more room. But, every time I had time to go to the thrift store, something happened. Now I have even more!

The pup is full grown and ornery as anything. But, she's great company, so that makes it all worth while.

Just a quick update. I did quit working the beginning of June, and I have gotten some stuff done. But, my truck keeps breaking down which means I have to take hubby to work. We had a leaking pipe in the basement the end of May. I'm still working on getting that cleaned up. I had boxes of...

That's why I try to have young hens going into winter. I have very few days, if any, when I don't get eggs. So, I normally still have fresh eggs all year long.

Finally had a chance to get my garden planted. Between the weather, working and having a flood in my basement, I'm way behind. Never got in early stuff, so I may try for a fall crop of some of it.

Best thing I've found for cleaning out a stove is a mason's trowel. That pointed end is great for getting in places a shovel can't, plus it's much shorter, so it's easier to maneuver. The only time I'll use a vacuum on mine is when it's completely cool.

Forgot you live in Kentucky. I'm looking in the eastern part, near Daniel Boone National Forest.

Actually, the weather in the area I would like to move to would be in zone 6. We're in zone 7 here. I'd rather have it a bit cooler rather than warmer. Hubby was thinking Tennessee. I don't think I could handle it.

Been really busy. But, I'm done work June 1st-at least for the summer. I told EH if she wants me in the fall, I'll come in for no more than 2 mornings a week. I'm not working this summer unless someone calls me to teach a nature lesson. Instead, I plan on spending the time getting my house...

Can't say for sure since I can't see the rest of that plant, but I believe those white flowers are star of Bethlehem.

Well, most of my soup was eaten. I might have enough for lunch on Monday.