We've had another string of rainy days, and a predicted thunderstorm with high winds for tomorrow evening, so life on November Hill has been a little quieter as we try to keep up with barn chores, and keep the house from becoming a mud pit - our boots/shoes are easy to take off at the door, but 8 Corgi paws and 20 cat paws can track in a lot of gunk!
I've tried to use the extra indoor time for editing, which is helping to offset those lovely sunny days from last week when I got almost nothing done on the ms.
I'm also behind on my equine nutrition class homework, so I am vowing to be caught up with all my figuring by Sunday night. Right now I'm working on how many grams of protein each of my herd members needs for their weight, age, and level of work. It's not rocket science, but there are a lot of things that factor in to balancing an equine diet, and I'm just grateful for the support of the class to walk me through this.
I've said it before - only horses and/or children could get me to deal with needles, and the same holds true for math!
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life and lessons on November Hill Farm
2 comments:
Sounds like you're getting caught up on lots of things. Good luck with the math, not one of my favorite subjects either.
Thanks, Arlene - I can usually muddle through it, but sometimes I really get myself in a twist overthinking. :)
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