Saturday, July 21, 2012

Sunday's to-do list

Pick and freeze blueberries.
Haul hay.
Trim sheep hooves.
Chop and bag thistles.
Take measurements for BLM Adoption Application.
Ride Larry.
Ply spindle-spun yarn.
Take final tally photo for Tour de Fleece.
Scrub master bath.
Continue continual watering.

Hoping against hope I get a good night's sleep at . . .

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12 comments:

  1. farmlady7/21/12, 10:15 PM

    What happen to "a day of rest..."
    Summer seems more busy every year and I keep getting older. Things should be slowing down, but their not.
    I really identify with "continual watering".

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    1. Michelle7/22/12, 5:52 AM

      Ah Farmlady, never fear, we ALWAYS observe a day of rest -- the seventh-day Sabbath. :-)

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  2. Nutztierarche-Stocksee7/22/12, 12:25 AM

    The days in the US seem to be longer than here in Europe..... ;o)

    Warm regards from Germany on a busy sunday as well.

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  3. Theresa7/22/12, 3:28 AM

    "Take measurements for BLM adoption" Now that's intriguing. Measurements for the trailer? Are you adopting a mustang??? A donkey
    or both?

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    1. Michelle7/22/12, 5:53 AM

      I'm not tellin' 'cause it may not happen.... ;-)

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  4. Lael7/22/12, 9:37 AM

    I'm tired just reading your list!

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  5. Mary Ann7/22/12, 11:30 AM

    I thought you were getting some rain there! My whole life has become watering.

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    1. Michelle7/22/12, 6:15 PM

      We had a very wet June, but the faucet has been shut off for the entire month of July (not uncommon here).

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  6. Thistle Cove Farm7/22/12, 6:07 PM

    Best wishes for a good night's sleep, Michelle.

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    1. Michelle7/22/12, 6:16 PM

      Wishful thinking, as usual. Menopause is a cruel thing. I'm functioning amazing well considering my sleep deprivation of late!

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