I guess you just joined my lucky day club. Other than feed the animals all I got done today is to give the dog a bath.
Dixie said she was going to do a treatment and then start breakfast so I said I will cut enough hat to feed this morning. Went out and with the rain last night it was sopped. Came in to eat breakfast and it started to pour. Waded water in the yard to get to the loader tractor after it stopped raining. Hooked onto the rake and with the hay so wet I was able to get a little more than half in a windrow. Dropped the rake and picked up four loader buckets and dumped it over the lot fences for the horses. Went out to feed grain a little after six, gassed up the mower to mow the yard in front of the barn after I fed. I came out after setting with the little ones while the eat to make them back up, step forward and shake after they are done eating. When I came out a black cloud was headed my way on the horizon. After feeding the next three lots it had started to rain.
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