It is pretty chilly out here, but I got almost three half lawn bags of
chook poop and moved past the door passage to the main part of the
chicken shed. I am tired, but aim to keep at it until the whole shed is
clean, a new floor put over the old floor and new linoleum over that and
new lime and wood shavings, and clean cages and trays, water buckets and
clean feed dish. Then hopefully a few minutes a day cleaning will be
all that is needed. This will be my week's main project, LORD Willing.
Lisa, I have been without my truck since August. The engine isn't that
great, and the tranny's rear gear is out. So I will clean up the truck
and give it to my father-in-law to either fix and sell, or to junk.
Cleaning out the truck will be my second main task for this week, LORD
Willing. I don't work away from home, fortunately, but I get awfully
stir-crazy. There is a ministry that fixes up and sells reliable
vehicles, and I will look into that and see how much money is involved,
so I will know how much to save up from the checks I get. And also, my
FIL has offered to keep an eye out for a truck for me, as we hope to do
more home repairs and hauling out junk (which was a pleasant surprise to
me, him offering).
My chooks, ducks and cats are all doing well. Just getting us all ready
for winter.
Anita B.
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