Wild Weather Ahead!

 Wild Weather Ahead!

 

Saw online a few minutes ago that the Route 66 Group thinks our weather is going to be bad this next week and they want to delay our meeting until February 13. Seems reasonable to me. Shortly after that, FB tossed me out and said I had done something or someone got into my account. Stuff like that makes me want to use fowl (yeah, the chicken kind of) language.

 

Got one more shipment of dog bed stuff this morning. Got down on my knees—like an idiot—to attempt to straighten up Sylvia’s crate for her. Finally got the bedding fixed to suit me, but then had to get off the floor. Oh joy!

 

It does look like it could rain today, but do not plan to go get feed unless it actually rains. Could just use up what is here for now if necessary. Have just about emptied up one big trash can of the high protein feed that is in the middle coop. Can always just take the feeder to the workshop to fill it. Guess it could be put in a different container for inside the front coop, for that matter. Oh well. At least the water was not frozen this morning.

 

Saw a picture on FB of two boys who had broken open some hay bales and made a snow hen sitting on the nest of hay. SO cute! Kids can come up with some of the darndest ideas!

 

Well, thunder and lightning is on a roll! Both dogs would like to be under my desk, thank you very much! And no, it is not big enough under there for two dogs. Thinking we need some comfort food—cheese and chips! At least the noise is not as bad as those F-35s that fly over!

 

Well, one nap and a couple of phone calls later . . . dogs have been fed and the eggs gathered. Not going to have very many to send home with Lance this time. A thing on the computer (AOL) said that the price of eggs in some places was nearly $10 per dozen. That is just horrible! I know the feed is out of sight expensive, but still!

 

I can’t seem to quit sneezing, so it’s probably going to be a good week to stay away from anyone. Probably just allergies from all this good wind. Michelle Malay said they barely had more than just a breeze out her way. Guess living on this lake makes a big difference since nothing stops the wind blowing hard up this hill. Noticed that one of the trees near the highway had split off a large branch. At least it did not fly off into the road.

 

We know that God is in control of all things, even if we can believe that things could be much better in certain situations. Just so long as God is in control—which He always IS—whatever comes along will be for the best in the long run. His plans always are best. Just ask Joshua! The Israelites were given Canaan, the most fruitful place for their nation. They could see it through human eyes, but God saw it in His own way.

 

Rest well, my friends. You are loved.