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Baymule

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No closing today! I consoled myself by taping off the front windows so I could paint the trim. Came in around 11, dripping with sweat. Hung out inside, went out at 2:30, felt sorry for Ringo and ewes, put them in their pen. Fed, watered and have them hay. The 5 young ewes are in the pasture. I painted window trim, soaked with sweat again. Cooling off in AC!

It’s 100F out there!
 
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Oh, the car! It’s a 2022 Hyundai Accent. Just a used to be cheap, but not anymore, little car. LOL It’s black. Last color on my list, I hate black cars, but when dealership after dealership has nothing, and this one had ONE, count’em, ONE car, I took it.

Only complaint, it does not have an arm rest between the front seats. I can put a pillow there. And if I had to sit in the back seat, I’d probably hate it. But it’s mine, I’m the driver, so I don’t care. It gets 30 MPG city and 40 MPG highway. For what I’ve been paying for diesel, it covers the payment and a few tanks of gas.

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It cost me $200 to go to Corpus Christi to see granddaughters, and back home, in the truck. That makes me stay home, even like a day to go see my sister in Conroe. So I’m glad to have this car.
 

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I moved electro netting last night to the front yard. I weed rated a trail this morning and raised it up. Ringo and ladies are in front now enjoying the lush grass. And the crepe myrtles! LOL Since it’s just feet away from the highway, I’ll be outside today watching to make sure they don’t get out on the highway. I started the netting next to the front door, fencing out the trucks and car. I can leave up the netting and let them graze it again tomorrow.

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Hope to hear soon that you have closed and are loading up fencing materials to start the work on your new place. Too bad that it is starting to get really hot back there now just in time for the move.

Nice grass for the sheep. Just think about soon 22 acres of that nice fresh grass. Invest in a couple more sections of electro net and you can make use of the unfenced portions of your grassy new property sooner. ;)
 
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