Posted by jon f mn on April 04, 2020 at 05:47:46 from (174.219.2.225):
Was cold, wet and windy yesterday, not a good day to be outside. So that made it a two nap day. Lol. But I did do a couple things, put my round bale feeder together. It's just a cheap, but it will have to do til I can afford something better.
Also started on the fence. These are just screwed on with one screw so far while I decide if I like it. Didn't see the leaning post til after, so that will get fixed.
Should be a nicer day today so I think I'll Finnish the fence and get the cattle outside. Then maybe work on cleaning the shop. Didn't get as much water running through it this year but still some, so the floor is covered in mud and it's just now drying up. Needs a good reorganization too, as you can tell I'm not real good at keeping things neat.
Wife is holding her own on the virus, still coughing a lot but no temps. This morning she was complaining about it hurting to breath some. But hoped that will pass.
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