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Ridgetop
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Bay! You always cheer me up! 
Bay! You always cheer me up! 
Mimosas in glass punch cups?
Better . . . .
and then I have to put up the Christmas decorations. Bake the Christmas cookies, finish the shopping such as it is, and everything else in addition to the wedding. 

! No self pity! Get on with the program! AAARGH!





LOL The jugs are dirtier though since the night folds are only for night and the sheep are out on the hillside during the day. The jugs hold 1 ewe and her lambs but they are in them 24 hrs/day. Also DH uses his tractor in the night folds. Then DS1 moved one fence panel to install a walk through gate into the catch pen. So much easier now to move ewes around. And so happy he did it since Thanksgiving night - after dark - a first freshener proceeded to deliver her single ram lamb in the pitch dark. I had told DS1 and DH that we really needed some floods on that side of the house to be able to check the sheep at night. Instead, I went out with my flashlight and iodine in the pill container to dip the cord. No need o move her since the jugs were all full! 
My grandmother used to keep hers wrapped and stored in large metal barrels with the tops hammered down by my grandfather. She made them before Thanksgiving and kept them stored airtight with the liquor poured on them till Christmas. As a child I did not like fruitcake but with all that liquor on them I now know why! LOLI know the ground is hard and rocky, but surely digging a hole for a single support post every 20 feet or so will be better in the long run than wasting a full 10'-12' panel?
Not sure what they will do. I don't think they are sure what they will do. Having the front corral panels all fall over has put a crimp in their plans. They haven't done anything about them yet. I think if ask they will tell me they are trying to decide what to do. LOL DH just said that the ground is like concrete to dig right now. I guess no field pens for a while. Ground will soften if we have rain, but he wanted to order some field grass seed to spread when it rains. I told him he should order it now if he plans to spread it before it rains. Peace is kept by not offering suggestions. He did say that he would need to rent a jack hammer to dig post holes. I say whatever it takes but I am not strong enough anymore to do the job so . . . . 
That is what DW's nephew did. Original wedding planned for June at a resort, pushed out to October. They got married with just family and the reception will be held at the original venue next summer/fall.DD2 and FSIL have decided to have a tiny private wedding NOW and hold the formal ceremony and reception next spring