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Sunday, March 02, 2008
Extra Nice Weekend
Linda and Stacey came home late Friday night after two days at PB&Js
doing who know's what. Saturday started out a little cloudy, but quickly
cleared up and warmed up nicely. I put together a new set of tool boxes
that I had picked up in Glasgow at Sears. Then Linda wanted to clean up
a pile of wood that I had stacked down where the old house used to be. I
left it there to burn in the fire pit but over the winter, several of
the pieces had rotted. We started a fire with the cardboard boxes the
tool boxes were packed in and used twigs and leaves that Linda and
Stacey raked up to start the larger pieces of wood burning. There were a
few pieces of fence that was around Regina's ostriches that needed burnt
too. After most of those were burnt, I started the tractor a scraped the
rotten wood up in a pile, then scooped it up and dumped it in the creek.
It floated away. I used the scoop to dig up a stump from where an apple
tree had broke off nearly a year ago. Lastly, I picked up a large log
with the back hoe and Linda helped by dumping it in the creek. We took
Daisy to the barn and Stacey went inside as Nancy and Steve Riddle
stopped. Linda brought us out a can of pop each and we went back down to
the fire pit and set around talking about what they had done out at
their farm and what we had been doing. We were wishing we had
marshmallows and hot dogs to roast on the fire, but we were out of luck
on those. Nancy and Steve left around 8 PM and we went inside.
Sunday,
Linda woke up with a sore throat and her sinus were draining and giving
her a headache, so Stacey and I took Daisy for a run in the morning. The
temperature was warm enough that I was working outside with just a
t-shirt. I did a little bush hogging back in the holler while the weeds
are dead and I can see what I'm cutting. I also helped Steve make a list
of what he needs to build a shed on the side of an old building out at
his place. Stacey and I watched the NASCAR race afterwards.

