Brett dragged the pasture which did a nice job of distributing and drying the mud as well as softening up the footing. There is quite a bit of sand at the lower fence line and that got moved around. Then Brett went back to painting the goat shed. The front is taking him awhile because there is a lot of trim work and he is meticulous. Beyond meticulous, actually. But it sure looks nice.
This morning I noticed that the shrub roses by the greenhouse door are going bloomin' crazy.
I made myself a pb & j sandwich for lunch, trying to stick to my calorie count. Then Brett came in the house and started rummaging in the kitchen.
Brett: I'm going to BBQ some hot dogs for lunch. Do you want one?
Me: No, I already ate a sandwich.
Brett: I think you should have one anyway. There's just one left.
Me: It's not good for my diet.
Brett: But it's good for my mental health if you sit with me on the viewing stand and eat one.
The hot dog won.
This evening when I was mucking the pasture, I noticed that the footing was dry and soft so I decided to turn Jackson out with the herd for dinner.
First they met for drinks at the ol' watering hole |
Followed by appetizers (sprouting weeds missed by the harrow) |
They moved on to the main course |
Flash and Jackson briefly shared a plate. |
Jackson and Kalvin were on the alert for dessert |
Yay! Jackson got to go out with his buddy! I have another friend in California and noticed that most horses are kept in paddocks, rather than pastures with grass. Do you have a grass pasture? I would have fallen for the hot dog too...love your dinner salad. Gary just planted about 80 feet of beets (can't wait). The goat palace is really coming along beautifully.
ReplyDeleteNormally I don't fancy food posts. But this one was just entertaining!
ReplyDeleteSO glad Jackson is feeling better - sorry Flash is ailing now :( The goat palace is gorgeous! When are those darling little goats moving in?
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