Devonviolet Acres

[Devonviolet]

UGH!!! Our heat index is 108F! I don't do well in this kind of heat and humidity!

 

[CntryBoy777]

I only go out on "Have Tos" when it gets like that....it is miserable for sure.

 

[Devonviolet]

It's supposed to be much cooler in the morning. Although, we have forecasted thunderstorms tomorrow. Starting Monday, no chance of rain. But, temps start to go back up and the humidity continues.

 

[Devonviolet]

STOP IT !!!!! You're going to make me get goats!!!!!!!

I have told you you need a couple goats - or at least try milking one or two of your ewes . . . Just saying . . .

 

[babsbag]

Double UGH!!! My thermometer tells me it is 110°...again. At least we don't have the humidity.

I never add salt to my chevre, I can do without salt but I am a sugar addict...but I don't add that either. I do make Feta though and it goes into a heavy salt brine for storage. I love Feta cheese.

 

[greybeard]

My kind of weather. I spent Wed clearing & piling 800' of yaupon entanglement from a fenceline with a chainsaw and my weedeater/brush cutter blade.
Took a break yesterday since it was raining from Cindy, but if the wind dies down tonight and tomorrow, I'll pour 5-10 gallons of diesel on it and burn all that crap.

 

[Devonviolet]

My kind of weather.

Well, you can have it GB! I don't do well in the humidity. Makes me VERY crabby!!!

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[greybeard]

I do 'have it' This is Texas and I was born here. This attitude and ability to overcome adversity is what built this state (and this nation).
If I let a little heat and humidity deter me, I would never have built what I have.
It's always going to be too hot, or too cold, or too wet, or too dry, or too windy or too many bugs or too muddy, or too 'something'.
If my cattle can stand it, so can I.

 

[CntryBoy777]

If I were "Livestock", I'd of been "Culled" yrs ago.....

 

[Baymule]

If I were "Livestock", I'd of been "Culled" yrs ago.....

I'd bet you'd be "safe".......probably be tough, chewy and not taste worth a damn....