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It’s Thriday

Posted by on February 17, 2011

If I’m going to be confused I figured you could join me. Yes, today, for most folks, is Thursday, but because of another furlough day, love ’em – hate ’em, it really is more like a Friday here at the Farm. Especially because Justin and Anna are coming to visit and instead of coming on Saturday like they always do, they are coming tomorrow. So tomorrow is more like a Saturday than a Friday so today is even more like a Friday than a Thursday.

The weather today is off and on gorgeous and Bet and I headed to the Hippy Hot Hut.  I am about a week and a half late getting my fuchsias out of storage and into fresh pots and hanging.  But its all good because the lobelia that I plant with them just came and I won’t have room to put them in flats of their own, I’ll just seed them where they will stay.  However, lots of work to get to that point today and even more once I get there. 

More pea seeds finally came yesterday so I will be planting them after they soak and most definitely not according to the moon signs.  Boy, I didn’t make it very far this year before I had to break with the moon sign calendar. I’m glad I’m not thoroughly convinced it works, cuz now my second batch of peas will do as well eh?

More on that later.  For now, I gotta go move stuff to move stuff.

Speaking of moon, the full moon was huge last night, I went out to check a gate that I went through but because Dirt joined me right about the time I came through it, he shut it.  But my brain couldn’t handle that I didn’t do the shutting. 

You see you can technically shut it but it latches with a looping chain.  A must every time you pass through, absolute must.  If left unchained, there is possibilities of horses escaping and heading down the drive to the highway – and that not only would be a heart breaking tragedy it would be a huge liability.

So out I went.  It was a terrific walk and gave me a chance to check on the permanently pregnant goat and sheep.  I think I might take the night shift more often. It was beautiful.

5 Responses to It’s Thriday

  1. empress bee (of the high sea)

    oh i remember nightime walks. how fun. especially with a lovely full moon out there to call to you… lovely.

    smiles, bee
    xoxoxoxoxoxo

  2. Daisy

    The hard drive on my computer at the library crashed and the computer guy said today that the new one won’t be installed until Monday, so the library director told me to just take tomorrow off (since there’s little I work I can do there anyway without my computer). So I agree with you that today definitely feels like Friday and tomorrow will feel like Saturday because I’ll have the day off. HA HA! 😀

    Permanently pregnant–oh my! HA! I sure wouldn’t want to be that way. I agree a walk at night time can give you a whole new perspective on things.

  3. Mildred

    Say hi to Anna and Justin for me! Hope you all have a terrific time together. I was out a few minutes ago and noticed how pretty the sky/moon are. I sometimes look up at the sky and imagine all the blog friends I have made over the last 2 years all over the world, who are looking up at the same beautiful moon! God bless you all.

  4. Cliff

    I don’t know if you know this or not but a horse, at least one worth his salt, can spot a closed but ‘untied’ gate from about 3/8 of a mile. I’ve proved it.
    Your mention of the moon and the gate got me to thinking of one of my favorite romantic poems:
    We walked in the lane together
    The sky was covered with stars
    We reached the gate in silence
    As i lifted down the bars
    She neither smiled nor thanked me
    Because she knew not how
    For I was only a Farmer’s Boy
    And she was a Jersey Cow.

    Sorry, I had to.

  5. Far Side of Fifty

    The moon has been beautiful the past couple of nights. Chance and I play ball in the moonlight..he likes it!
    I am sometimes confused on the days of the week too. Your names for them are pretty cool:)