Well there is one more chore that is done until next year...finished running the rest of the cows through the chute today. No problems until the very end when one 3000 lb bull pushed all the planks off the fence and got in with a 2200 lb bull...and the fight was on...there is not much you can do either until the wear each other out. if you get in the way you could get trampled. and I still love R enough to not want that to happen..ahahahha
I had hoped to head to the city tomorrow for a movie and shopping..but R decided book the truck in for some tweeking...so it will have to be wed.
I got a nice invite in the mail today....for this summer..and will have to whine and plead to get R to take me. To the dew...get your minds out of the gutter...geesh...
I hit the mother load with this genealogy project for R's cousin....now I just have to put it all in the computer and print the book off...there goes all my ink.
R and I defrosted a really good turkey pie I had hiding in the freezer from Christmas...it was yummy after being outside since 8 am. and not eating until 5 pm. I forgot to take a granola bar with me...and it's lucky we quit when we did, my fingers were starting to look pretty good to me.
i hope to have more time to write tomorrow...so bear with me.
Splendor
March 29, 2010
March 27, 2010
What a beautiful day
Oh boy, what a gorgeous day it was here today.. +12 and sunny with a nice breeze, the geese honking down on the slough and no bugs yet...ahahahahha
R and I spent the day vaccinating cows. The younger cows and some bulls.
In my spare time in the house I have been doing a bit of genealogy for R's cousin...updating some family info she gave me and making more copies of my Makepeace book for her kids. While doing that I have had the chance to re-read a facinating journal written by R's great aunt Fanny. It dates back to 1895 when she and her family first came to Alberta. I find it totally enthralling and humorous. Interesting stuff.
I am waiting for my garden seed to arrive by mail so that I can start some tomato plants in the greenhouse...I admit I dragged my feet this spring and should have ordered the seed much sooner than I did. R and I are hoping to have a decent garden this year. The pototoes last year were pathetic. small and full of holes. so we are undecided as to whether we will plant any this year or just buy them from costco...but nothing beats new spuds from the garden...the carrots were awesome last year...as were the swiss chard
and corn. mmmmmm corn....
I always have good corn...I have a secret recipe to get it to grow lots of ears...and ripen early. We gave corn to the neighbours for weeks. I want to grow more beans this summer so we can make bean pickles. Last year I canned tomatoes and cucumbers and made pickled beets and asparagus. We froze bags and bags of green beans and peas. and the carrots kept until after new year in the crisper.
I gave pumpkin to my friends and had spaghetti squash coming out the ying yang. I am not planting them this year...but I will put in 1 zucchini plant.
Last years toonie sized hail really did a number on the garden and my flowers. I hope to plant lots of flowers too this year.
Scented flowers, those are the only kind I like to plant...I want to sit on the deck in the evening and be overwhelmed with the scent of stocks....I love their spicey smell... here's hoping we get some moisture and warm days.
R and I spent the day vaccinating cows. The younger cows and some bulls.
In my spare time in the house I have been doing a bit of genealogy for R's cousin...updating some family info she gave me and making more copies of my Makepeace book for her kids. While doing that I have had the chance to re-read a facinating journal written by R's great aunt Fanny. It dates back to 1895 when she and her family first came to Alberta. I find it totally enthralling and humorous. Interesting stuff.
I am waiting for my garden seed to arrive by mail so that I can start some tomato plants in the greenhouse...I admit I dragged my feet this spring and should have ordered the seed much sooner than I did. R and I are hoping to have a decent garden this year. The pototoes last year were pathetic. small and full of holes. so we are undecided as to whether we will plant any this year or just buy them from costco...but nothing beats new spuds from the garden...the carrots were awesome last year...as were the swiss chard
and corn. mmmmmm corn....
I always have good corn...I have a secret recipe to get it to grow lots of ears...and ripen early. We gave corn to the neighbours for weeks. I want to grow more beans this summer so we can make bean pickles. Last year I canned tomatoes and cucumbers and made pickled beets and asparagus. We froze bags and bags of green beans and peas. and the carrots kept until after new year in the crisper.
I gave pumpkin to my friends and had spaghetti squash coming out the ying yang. I am not planting them this year...but I will put in 1 zucchini plant.
Last years toonie sized hail really did a number on the garden and my flowers. I hope to plant lots of flowers too this year.
Scented flowers, those are the only kind I like to plant...I want to sit on the deck in the evening and be overwhelmed with the scent of stocks....I love their spicey smell... here's hoping we get some moisture and warm days.
March 26, 2010
A good short day
Semen tested the bulls yesterday and it went well, short and sweet just the way we like it...ahahahaha no reflection on R of course... The bulls were all quiet and the vet was in a good mood... I never thought to take pictures as I kinda had my hands full but next year for sure... The whole procedure is quite demoralizing on the bulls part.
They measure his testicles for size and feel around for any abnormalities...then the shove...the probe down his butt hole and crouch down beside the bull while R holds the probe in.
the metal U shaped handle remains outside of the bulls rectum and the cord plugs into one of the ends. The bulls tail is held down over the U shape and keeps the unit from going completely inside the bull, which would be difficult to remove. The probe is about 12 inches long and 3 inches in diameter. Kinda big by human standards... wouldn't want that enema. ahahahah
the vet holds a rubber tube with a test tube at the bottom under the bulls sheath and turns the machine on...it gives gentle electrical impulses and stimulates his prostate, which causes sexual excitement and before long ejaculate is dripping out of the bulls penis...which the vet collects in the test tube.. she shuts the machine off and takes the sample to the warm room where her microscope is set up to examine the sperm sample for motility(movement) and any deformities...if it is a good looking sample we pull the probe out...(not an easy job when the muscles are clamped down tight and turn the bull out... he wanders out of the barn alittle bit dazed and with a bit of a sex crazed look on his face...it takes them a few minutes to come back to reality...
We have to do the semen test to make sure the bulls have not sustained any damage to thier testicles and reproductive organs over the cold winter from the weather fighting or illness. If the bull did not have a good sperm count and we just turned them out with the bulls our calving period the next spring would be extended and the calves later in the fall would be inconsistant in size. A close, short calving period produces an even, uniform bunch of calves to send to market which in turn generates a higher price per pound. And we would have to send fewer open or unbred cows to slaughter. Which is a good thing since we have a lot of money tied up in the raising of a cow and she has to produce at least 5 calves consecutively to break even with the cost of a lifetime of keep. After the 5 th calf she actually starts to make us a profit. The average productive life of a cow is 7 years so we don't like to have any open ones...Every cow must produce a calf or we cannot justify keeping her for another year. Tough love, but that is what farming has been reduced to...all the warm fuzzy feelings have been cleaved away, leaving it strictly business. It is all about profit, loss and margins.
They measure his testicles for size and feel around for any abnormalities...then the shove...the probe down his butt hole and crouch down beside the bull while R holds the probe in.
the metal U shaped handle remains outside of the bulls rectum and the cord plugs into one of the ends. The bulls tail is held down over the U shape and keeps the unit from going completely inside the bull, which would be difficult to remove. The probe is about 12 inches long and 3 inches in diameter. Kinda big by human standards... wouldn't want that enema. ahahahahthe vet holds a rubber tube with a test tube at the bottom under the bulls sheath and turns the machine on...it gives gentle electrical impulses and stimulates his prostate, which causes sexual excitement and before long ejaculate is dripping out of the bulls penis...which the vet collects in the test tube.. she shuts the machine off and takes the sample to the warm room where her microscope is set up to examine the sperm sample for motility(movement) and any deformities...if it is a good looking sample we pull the probe out...(not an easy job when the muscles are clamped down tight and turn the bull out... he wanders out of the barn alittle bit dazed and with a bit of a sex crazed look on his face...it takes them a few minutes to come back to reality...
We have to do the semen test to make sure the bulls have not sustained any damage to thier testicles and reproductive organs over the cold winter from the weather fighting or illness. If the bull did not have a good sperm count and we just turned them out with the bulls our calving period the next spring would be extended and the calves later in the fall would be inconsistant in size. A close, short calving period produces an even, uniform bunch of calves to send to market which in turn generates a higher price per pound. And we would have to send fewer open or unbred cows to slaughter. Which is a good thing since we have a lot of money tied up in the raising of a cow and she has to produce at least 5 calves consecutively to break even with the cost of a lifetime of keep. After the 5 th calf she actually starts to make us a profit. The average productive life of a cow is 7 years so we don't like to have any open ones...Every cow must produce a calf or we cannot justify keeping her for another year. Tough love, but that is what farming has been reduced to...all the warm fuzzy feelings have been cleaved away, leaving it strictly business. It is all about profit, loss and margins.
March 23, 2010
What a Mistake
Oh, I know what you are thinking...but the mistake, it turned out to be a good thing or at least it will later this week.
Yesterday we stopped at Costco before continuing on to an appointment. Have you ever tried to whiz through Costco in under a half an hour...I am not sure why we bothered going there first...but I did score a new powered toothbrush. Yipee...when R's broke down last fall I valiantly donated mine...with a new head of course. and so I have been doing the deed with the antiquidated self powered ones. I desparately need to go to a dentist..it has been about 8 years and I am slowly working up my nerve after my last traumatic dental appnt. I suffered for two weeks with the wounds that that asshole inflicted on my lips. Swollen beyond recognition and blistered.. cut in three places all because he was arguing with his wife/hygenist while giving me fillings. He kept hitting my lips with the high pressure air line that they use to blow out the dust from the drilling. I complained to him that he was hitting my lips with it and he said and I quote " I am not, so shut up and quit whining." I kid you not...I never went back to him and am only slightly consoled to know that he had to give up his practice and move back to Bolivia... But now my teeth need attention and I am afraid of not only the unknown with a new dentist but the cost as well...It has been so long I think I need root canal...$$$$$$$$$$$$$ I am sure it will cost thousands with no dental insurance.
We had an appointment with an accountant in the city that day. The final taxes for R's mothers estate. I admit it will be nice to finally be finished with all that paper work. The farm and our own taxes are quite enough. I hated being responsible for keeping track of everything that was involved with his parents estate. I am still not quite sure how it came about that I am deligated to paper work. I think I would have distinctly remembered signing that contract. But it seems to be my lot in life.filling out forms: tax forms, gov program forms, cattle forms,crop insurance forms, Insurance forms, land title forms, bank forms, health forms and he even lends me out to the neighbours to fill out thier forms. How can I say no, and not be a bitch... I have told him not to volunteer me but he still does it sometimes.
Any way, the taxes are filed and we will soon be able to divide up the last of her savings. I know R's brother could use the money to pay his lawyers. hahaahhaa
Today his divorce is before the court. I hope he gets out of that with his skin intact.
After the accountant appnt. we decided to go to a movie...I wanted to see clash of the Titans but it isn't playing yet so we went to see Alice....It was okay, Johnny Depp is still awesome...but I felt it was more of a kids movie...the mistake we made which turned out to be a good thing...was that while we were waiting for our movie to start...we had to wait an hour...we stepped into the hallway of another theatre and watched the first 30 minutes of GREEN ZONE, with matt damon... what an awesome movie...but it totally ruined the Alice mood... after Alice we debated getting tickets for GREEN ZONE. with only 5 minutes before it started.. I was praying R would change his mind...my ass was sore from the lousy seats already...we decided to head home but come back later in the week to see it...yaaaaaaaaa another day in the city....yipeeeee I love going to movies.... I already have a birthday date planned with R for may..when Russell Crow stars in Robin Hood....out may 14.....the trailer looked good.... and I love Russell crow. ahahahahah but not as much as Johnny.... this week we semen test the bulls and butcher another animal for beef...today we get to go and pick up our quads, which we took to the quad guy to have them serviced...it will be nice to have them back...even though we didn't need them this past week we feel naked without them...what if......???
Yesterday we stopped at Costco before continuing on to an appointment. Have you ever tried to whiz through Costco in under a half an hour...I am not sure why we bothered going there first...but I did score a new powered toothbrush. Yipee...when R's broke down last fall I valiantly donated mine...with a new head of course. and so I have been doing the deed with the antiquidated self powered ones. I desparately need to go to a dentist..it has been about 8 years and I am slowly working up my nerve after my last traumatic dental appnt. I suffered for two weeks with the wounds that that asshole inflicted on my lips. Swollen beyond recognition and blistered.. cut in three places all because he was arguing with his wife/hygenist while giving me fillings. He kept hitting my lips with the high pressure air line that they use to blow out the dust from the drilling. I complained to him that he was hitting my lips with it and he said and I quote " I am not, so shut up and quit whining." I kid you not...I never went back to him and am only slightly consoled to know that he had to give up his practice and move back to Bolivia... But now my teeth need attention and I am afraid of not only the unknown with a new dentist but the cost as well...It has been so long I think I need root canal...$$$$$$$$$$$$$ I am sure it will cost thousands with no dental insurance.
We had an appointment with an accountant in the city that day. The final taxes for R's mothers estate. I admit it will be nice to finally be finished with all that paper work. The farm and our own taxes are quite enough. I hated being responsible for keeping track of everything that was involved with his parents estate. I am still not quite sure how it came about that I am deligated to paper work. I think I would have distinctly remembered signing that contract. But it seems to be my lot in life.filling out forms: tax forms, gov program forms, cattle forms,crop insurance forms, Insurance forms, land title forms, bank forms, health forms and he even lends me out to the neighbours to fill out thier forms. How can I say no, and not be a bitch... I have told him not to volunteer me but he still does it sometimes.
Any way, the taxes are filed and we will soon be able to divide up the last of her savings. I know R's brother could use the money to pay his lawyers. hahaahhaa
Today his divorce is before the court. I hope he gets out of that with his skin intact.
After the accountant appnt. we decided to go to a movie...I wanted to see clash of the Titans but it isn't playing yet so we went to see Alice....It was okay, Johnny Depp is still awesome...but I felt it was more of a kids movie...the mistake we made which turned out to be a good thing...was that while we were waiting for our movie to start...we had to wait an hour...we stepped into the hallway of another theatre and watched the first 30 minutes of GREEN ZONE, with matt damon... what an awesome movie...but it totally ruined the Alice mood... after Alice we debated getting tickets for GREEN ZONE. with only 5 minutes before it started.. I was praying R would change his mind...my ass was sore from the lousy seats already...we decided to head home but come back later in the week to see it...yaaaaaaaaa another day in the city....yipeeeee I love going to movies.... I already have a birthday date planned with R for may..when Russell Crow stars in Robin Hood....out may 14.....the trailer looked good.... and I love Russell crow. ahahahahah but not as much as Johnny.... this week we semen test the bulls and butcher another animal for beef...today we get to go and pick up our quads, which we took to the quad guy to have them serviced...it will be nice to have them back...even though we didn't need them this past week we feel naked without them...what if......???
March 21, 2010
A Few Things Off my Chest
The trip to the city was a bust...I hate days like that...where you are gone for hours but get nothing done...not really... I took my camera along because we were going on this particular highway that we don't normally travel on and there are at least two really lovely old 1800"s dairy barns I wanted to get pictures of this time, and I remembered to take my camera...I even charged the batteries. So we are driving along, both grooving to the tunes in the stereo, and I say to R that I think the first barn is coming up...
Does he slow down ...no...and as we go past...I have to turn in my seat and say "yup" there it goes...but okay, the next one is the one I REALLY wanted to get a photo of...as we drive past that one also, without slowing down...I turn in the seat and give him a nasty look...and he says all sheepish like....I'm sorry, the road is busy, I can't stop...
so no pictures of the antique barns...I was going to paint them...
Any way we get to Fort Saskatchewan and as we pull up in front of this ladies house, where we are delivering the beef, he says " we have a lot to do in the city this afternoon so we we won't be staying" Okay I said... we hop out of the truck and Darwin comes out the door to meet us...followed by his daughter, the lady who lives in this particular house. Darwin lives in the city but he met us here to keep us from having to deliver to two places...The guys start dividing up the meat and Shannon, the lady and I are talking. She tells me she has an 8 month old little boy and tell her about my nieces's 10 month old and how he likes to push buttons so much they had to buy a different unit to house thier TV and stereo... we walked over to where the guys were and they were just finishing...the carried Shannon's share of the beef into the house and she asks me if we will come in for a coffee...I said, No I didn't think so...that we had a lot to do in the city yet... just then the guys come back outside and she hands R the money...and asks him if he will come in for coffee...and he says "SURE"!!!!!!!!!
So we go inside for what had to be the biggest cup of coffee I have ever seen...honestly I am sure each mug held a half a pot of coffee... Now, you may not know this about me but I am caffeine sensitive...and boy is it noticable..after about the first first few sips... I was hyper...Diarrhea of the mouth...and I made the mistake of looking at her baby boy and he smiled at me...I asked him what his name was...and his mom says Jake...short for Jacob...I love that name I said...and just like that I am holding what has to be the heaviest 8 month old baby ever....he was the size of a two year old...and after a few minutes my leg I had him sitting on was going numb. I guess I wasn't entertaining enough because he started fussing and I handed him back...saying oh oh if your gonna cry you can go see mommy.... I don't deal well with squalling babies.
Then, I was acosted by this giant sylvester type cat...( by this time I felt like Gulliver in the land of the giants because Shannon was over 6 ft tall and a very hefty gal) it came up and tried to jump on my lap...I am allergic to cats and try not to touch them to much..but I really like cats though...so I wouldn't let it on my lap, it kept digging it's claws into my leg and then it bit my hand...so that now three days later...I have infected blisters where it punctured the skin. At first I had thought it was my tom cat come back to haunt me and get even for shooting him dead. Then she told us that she wanted to get rid of that cat because it was scratching the baby...I almost took it, just to have the pleasure of shooting it.
After what seemed like two hours, we finally finished the gallon of coffee in our mugs and took our leave. As we went out the door I had to comment once again (I made a comment when we first went into the house) that they had the biggest TV I have ever seen...a 62" flat screen LCD wall mounted TV it took up over the half the livingroom wall... I didn't even know they made them that big. I told you....caffeine bothers me and there is just no shutting me up...my heart was racing and I was flushed...my pupils were dilated and R said I looked like I was about to have a heart attack...with that scarred look in my eyes... that's the racing heart that does that....
Once in the truck...I had to thank R for throwing me under the bus, about going in for coffee after I had said no...because he told me he didn't want to stop...they probably thought I was a hoity bitch...and then I announced that I had to pee....and bad...it was all the caffiene...hahahahah so did he...so we stopped at MacD's and used the washrooms and R can never just use some places washroom with out buying something...so I am waiting out at the truck thinking he was still in the washroom when he comes tripping out with a small order of fries.....ggggrrrrr, don't get me wrong I love MacD's fries...they make the best, but... I am trying to behave and he is an enabler.
I am weak, they were good..enough said.
We rushed around in the city because R had made arrangements to meet friends for supper at Bings, our favorite chinese food place...we were there on time waiting for them...and finally R called to find out that they were actually out near our place visiting thier son and grand baby instead...and they were sorry they forgot to call and cancel.. I was mad...but not surprised since this couple have the habit of doing shit like that...but still....
So we made it home by 10 pm. Twelve hours after leaving home, what a day...it took me until 2 am to fall asleep after all the caffeine.
We scored an invite for easter dinner with some other friends of ours...I am going to pull a joke and give thier son and family a card and sign it aunty Cathy and Uncle Robert, since we are at nearly every family holiday meal they have....like some relative... I joked last time (Christmas day) that when thier boys are grown they will be asking thier mom and dad how those people that were always at grandma and grandpa's house for holidays were related to them....ahhahahahahah
Does he slow down ...no...and as we go past...I have to turn in my seat and say "yup" there it goes...but okay, the next one is the one I REALLY wanted to get a photo of...as we drive past that one also, without slowing down...I turn in the seat and give him a nasty look...and he says all sheepish like....I'm sorry, the road is busy, I can't stop...
so no pictures of the antique barns...I was going to paint them...
Any way we get to Fort Saskatchewan and as we pull up in front of this ladies house, where we are delivering the beef, he says " we have a lot to do in the city this afternoon so we we won't be staying" Okay I said... we hop out of the truck and Darwin comes out the door to meet us...followed by his daughter, the lady who lives in this particular house. Darwin lives in the city but he met us here to keep us from having to deliver to two places...The guys start dividing up the meat and Shannon, the lady and I are talking. She tells me she has an 8 month old little boy and tell her about my nieces's 10 month old and how he likes to push buttons so much they had to buy a different unit to house thier TV and stereo... we walked over to where the guys were and they were just finishing...the carried Shannon's share of the beef into the house and she asks me if we will come in for a coffee...I said, No I didn't think so...that we had a lot to do in the city yet... just then the guys come back outside and she hands R the money...and asks him if he will come in for coffee...and he says "SURE"!!!!!!!!!
So we go inside for what had to be the biggest cup of coffee I have ever seen...honestly I am sure each mug held a half a pot of coffee... Now, you may not know this about me but I am caffeine sensitive...and boy is it noticable..after about the first first few sips... I was hyper...Diarrhea of the mouth...and I made the mistake of looking at her baby boy and he smiled at me...I asked him what his name was...and his mom says Jake...short for Jacob...I love that name I said...and just like that I am holding what has to be the heaviest 8 month old baby ever....he was the size of a two year old...and after a few minutes my leg I had him sitting on was going numb. I guess I wasn't entertaining enough because he started fussing and I handed him back...saying oh oh if your gonna cry you can go see mommy.... I don't deal well with squalling babies.
Then, I was acosted by this giant sylvester type cat...( by this time I felt like Gulliver in the land of the giants because Shannon was over 6 ft tall and a very hefty gal) it came up and tried to jump on my lap...I am allergic to cats and try not to touch them to much..but I really like cats though...so I wouldn't let it on my lap, it kept digging it's claws into my leg and then it bit my hand...so that now three days later...I have infected blisters where it punctured the skin. At first I had thought it was my tom cat come back to haunt me and get even for shooting him dead. Then she told us that she wanted to get rid of that cat because it was scratching the baby...I almost took it, just to have the pleasure of shooting it.
After what seemed like two hours, we finally finished the gallon of coffee in our mugs and took our leave. As we went out the door I had to comment once again (I made a comment when we first went into the house) that they had the biggest TV I have ever seen...a 62" flat screen LCD wall mounted TV it took up over the half the livingroom wall... I didn't even know they made them that big. I told you....caffeine bothers me and there is just no shutting me up...my heart was racing and I was flushed...my pupils were dilated and R said I looked like I was about to have a heart attack...with that scarred look in my eyes... that's the racing heart that does that....
Once in the truck...I had to thank R for throwing me under the bus, about going in for coffee after I had said no...because he told me he didn't want to stop...they probably thought I was a hoity bitch...and then I announced that I had to pee....and bad...it was all the caffiene...hahahahah so did he...so we stopped at MacD's and used the washrooms and R can never just use some places washroom with out buying something...so I am waiting out at the truck thinking he was still in the washroom when he comes tripping out with a small order of fries.....ggggrrrrr, don't get me wrong I love MacD's fries...they make the best, but... I am trying to behave and he is an enabler.
I am weak, they were good..enough said.
We rushed around in the city because R had made arrangements to meet friends for supper at Bings, our favorite chinese food place...we were there on time waiting for them...and finally R called to find out that they were actually out near our place visiting thier son and grand baby instead...and they were sorry they forgot to call and cancel.. I was mad...but not surprised since this couple have the habit of doing shit like that...but still....
So we made it home by 10 pm. Twelve hours after leaving home, what a day...it took me until 2 am to fall asleep after all the caffeine.
We scored an invite for easter dinner with some other friends of ours...I am going to pull a joke and give thier son and family a card and sign it aunty Cathy and Uncle Robert, since we are at nearly every family holiday meal they have....like some relative... I joked last time (Christmas day) that when thier boys are grown they will be asking thier mom and dad how those people that were always at grandma and grandpa's house for holidays were related to them....ahhahahahahah
March 18, 2010
Oh Darn
hahahahahah I forgot to take my camera with me today...so no pictures of our teaming metropolis or me all stressed out from our accountant appointment. ahahah
Maybe I will remember to take it tomorrow when we deliver beef to some customers.
I think we will be handling cattle all this weekend again...time to vaccinate before breeding starts... they will be delivering our new bull next week and we will be semen testing the other 8 bulls we have...
Maybe I will remember to take it tomorrow when we deliver beef to some customers.
I think we will be handling cattle all this weekend again...time to vaccinate before breeding starts... they will be delivering our new bull next week and we will be semen testing the other 8 bulls we have...
March 17, 2010
What a screw up
I spent all day today getting paper work ready for an appointment with the bank...and for an appointment with the accountant tomorrow....different paper work for each...and of course it took until the wire today, so that I had to rush my shower and grab my purse and out the door we went...it didn't help that R was outside in the truck, with it running...waiting for me....I hate being pressured...ahahaha
So we get to the bank with seconds to spare. You might ask yourself why I was so worried about being a bit late....but the last time we were...she took in her next appointment who had shown up early and we waited for over an hour... So I didn't want that to happen ...R does not do waiting graciously. Get in the office and god damn it... I had brought the wrong paper work... Like you didn't see that coming...
So I had to fax it to the office once we got home, which I hate doing...since that is all our personal info...
I hope to write a bigger post tomorrow...who knows it may be something really good...I am taking my cameral to the accountants with me...maybe something will happen on the way.
P.S. we saw some more pigs today...I can tell already it is going to be a great summer. Oh ya...the bears are out of hibernation already...poor beggars...they are going to be very hungry.. and our first Canada goose flew over the other day...spring is un- officially here.
So we get to the bank with seconds to spare. You might ask yourself why I was so worried about being a bit late....but the last time we were...she took in her next appointment who had shown up early and we waited for over an hour... So I didn't want that to happen ...R does not do waiting graciously. Get in the office and god damn it... I had brought the wrong paper work... Like you didn't see that coming...
So I had to fax it to the office once we got home, which I hate doing...since that is all our personal info...
I hope to write a bigger post tomorrow...who knows it may be something really good...I am taking my cameral to the accountants with me...maybe something will happen on the way.
P.S. we saw some more pigs today...I can tell already it is going to be a great summer. Oh ya...the bears are out of hibernation already...poor beggars...they are going to be very hungry.. and our first Canada goose flew over the other day...spring is un- officially here.
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