Maybe B4 next winter hits. It's great for putting out hay bales as well as moving bags of feed, shavings, etc in the snow.
I did not expect to be home at this time. But, I didn't get the e-mail that choir practice had been cancelled. I didn't check my e-mails last night, and never got on this morning. And, while I could have gone back to the farm, I decided to come home instead.
I was a bit late leaving for the farm this morning. For some reason, I was thinking that I needed to leave at 9:45 instead of 9:15. Meant I got more done than I would have, so that at least is good. They were calling for a chance of showers. It wasn't raining when I left the house. I took my rain coat w/me for just in case. I get to the farm, and it wasn't raining. I figured I had enough time to feed my horses, put out hay and check on my chickens B4 leaving for choir. I had JUST started to feed Stormy when it started to pour! There was no WAY I was going to go out in it to get the other 2 fed. So, I opened the gate between Stormy and Misty enough so I could get into her stall and fed her. Then did the same for Licky. Figured there was no way I could get out hay. So I ran to my tack shed, put down the bucket I use to transport the bags, grabbed my keys and ran over to the chicken pen so I could check for eggs. From there, I ran to the truck. Needless to say by then, I was pretty wet.
I head towards the church only to see a flash of lightening! OK, they were NOT calling for this type of weather when I checked the forecast this morning. And if anything, it started to rain even harder! I finally had to put the wipers on high just so I could see the road. I get to church, there's 2 cars there, but I was also a bit early. I changed my boots, grabbed my music and went in. That's when I found out that practice had been cancelled.
I decided to play the piano there a bit. I did for awhile, but it was cold in there! I thought about going to the local diner and getting some coffee and a piece of pie. Decided that was a waste of time and money. Plus, I figured I wouldn't really get dry. So instead, I came home. My jacket and my vest are down in front of the stove. It's not overly warm in here, so I turned on the electric heater and made myself a big cup of tea. I'm starting to feel warmer. Once I warm up a bit more, I'm going to get some work done. I'll be checking the radar frequently for a dryer patch of weather. I still have to feed CL's horses and put out hay for my guys. I'm glad I didn't yank their blankets yesterday. They would have been freezing today.