Now our country life can start getting back to normal. Chip all day’s wood cutting, he hauled in a pickup load of white oak firewood as we got home. It’ll be well seasoned for next winter’s need.
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Sadly, down the road, another home has been foreclosed on in the neighborhood. Both having had jobs lost. I know not her expertise. He was an auto worker. Lacking any real skills he’d started a Summer’s lawn care business (with a new ZTM), a Fall’s cut and seasoned firewood sales and delivery (new chainsaw and splitter) , a Winter’s driveway snow plowing specialist (a newer 4x4 truck and plow), and a Spring’s yard clean up service. He couldn’t make enough. Luckily there are no children caught up in that household’s economic strife.
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Was near dark Chip helping me hay the ladies. What a bunch of Lady(?) complainers. They wanted some more of that freshly baled green hay. Maybe tomorrow or the next day? Meanwhile, its all back to a normal day’s procedural farming tomorrow. Only question, will there be enough day?
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AND IMPORTANTLY, I thank you ladies for your mindful support over my e-net troubles. Perhaps one snowed in full day this winter I’ll try it the Journal re-fix again.
The traffic well handled today, I’m happy with my motored efforts. I can be proud. G-nite. BGKC.
Fernan
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