Hay there...
Jul. 14th, 2011 10:44 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
altivoYou with that hook in your hand,
Love never made a fool of you.
You used to be too grand.
Won't you take this advice I hand you, like a mother?
Or are you not seeing things too clear
Are you just too far gone to hear
Is it all going in one ear
And out the other?
Hay there! You with the stars in your eyes,
Horses have made a fool of you
Who used to be too wise.
You can still buy loads of hay just like a brother
But they will only become too dear
And the ponies will drink your beer
Then they will kick you out on your rear
Just ask your mother.
It's hay time again. First load today. The first load is easy to stack because it goes at floor level. Except for one thing. We still had about 100 bales left, and didn't want to bury those so they would be two years old before using them. So we had to move the old 100 bales, some to a spare stall and the rest to the boys' barn. Only then could we unload 142 more new bales and stack them.
Pluses? Same price as last year, which was very reasonable compared with the year before. We like this supplier. Only two bad bales in the load, very wet somehow. The rest is all fine, and nicely dried.
Minuses? We're both going to be sore tomorrow. ;p
Love never made a fool of you.
You used to be too grand.
Won't you take this advice I hand you, like a mother?
Or are you not seeing things too clear
Are you just too far gone to hear
Is it all going in one ear
And out the other?
Hay there! You with the stars in your eyes,
Horses have made a fool of you
Who used to be too wise.
You can still buy loads of hay just like a brother
But they will only become too dear
And the ponies will drink your beer
Then they will kick you out on your rear
Just ask your mother.
It's hay time again. First load today. The first load is easy to stack because it goes at floor level. Except for one thing. We still had about 100 bales left, and didn't want to bury those so they would be two years old before using them. So we had to move the old 100 bales, some to a spare stall and the rest to the boys' barn. Only then could we unload 142 more new bales and stack them.
Pluses? Same price as last year, which was very reasonable compared with the year before. We like this supplier. Only two bad bales in the load, very wet somehow. The rest is all fine, and nicely dried.
Minuses? We're both going to be sore tomorrow. ;p
