Posted by keith molden on July 06, 2020 at 03:57:48 from (209.33.116.149):
Get to go this morning for an MRI of my lower back to decide if it's my back or my worn out hips that are causing my problem. I just do not believe I want him to cut on my back knowing my hips are shot. Either way, I have hay to put up so no knife till the fall when it's all done. I have absolutely no square bales, as soon as I bale somebody wants them. I now only have 12 round bales in the Quonset, same thing applies to them. I've never had a year like this (but no complaint from me. I was mowing hay yesterday and a lady stopped and told me se wants 17 round bales. I don't know if I'm gonna ever get the buildings full or not but it's really a pretty good feeling knowing you bale good quality hay that people can use. On the physical thing, I just want to be able to work without a lot of pain. A little is OK but I really do not like this darned cane that I have to use. You all have a great day today.
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