The predicted cold front I mentioned last week turned out to be less severe than predicted, and completely dry. So though we had to take extra precautions (putting the pony’s coat on, plugging in an extra heat lamp for the chickens, etc), we were actually able to get much more work done than I’d anticipated. That was working with wood, of course; it was much too cold to weld, and even too cold to do concrete until Friday. You’ll see what I was up to with the wood a week from Friday (I couldn’t fit a bathhouse column in this week), but in the meantime you can see what our animals like to do when it’s cold but quite sunny. Cicero has a heat lamp at night, but in the daytime he prefers the real McCoy.
Diary #609
February 28, 2022 by Maggie McNeill
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thats great the furrys didn’t lose out on the fun times in the sun. i always love how the ponys like. “ Hey you pig, you just love to flop out in the sun where ever you like.If I could do that, you’d have a sun bathing partner.” 😄 I enjoy these articles and all the rest. Keeps the day from being monotonous and gives me something to observe in my own environment to a degree. and ginally puts a smile on my faces when the furrys give you such great positive pictures i can almost meme in my own way. 😄👍
What are you welding Maggie ? ( ps. that’s what i do )..
The steel structure for the roof of the bathhouse. There’s an update most Fridays.