Living in the Barn!

The picture below was snapped early this morning. This is the view right outside my door. Isn't it THE BEST! What actually happened when the door was opened, Sanna's filly was standing right there in front of the door looking at us. Both Emma and I jumped, I ran to get the camera but by the time it was turned on she was back by her mom in the aisle way. Emma ran out but quickly thought she probably should run right back inside.

Mattie the clyde mare was checked first thing this morning, she is OUT, we will make a vet appointment for sonagrams in 15 or 16 days.
Braelyn joined us on the walk today, falling asleep in her stroller. It is amazing how jostling around on gravel driveways with potholes can put a baby to sleep.
The chicken salad for church lunch ordered from a store in Dunlap came in and I received a call asking if I could pick it up today instead of tomorrow. After Braelyn was dropped off in East Peoria then on to Dunlap. Mark had some work he needed done at the church and came along, helping carry in the 70 pounds of chicken salad. Once he was done it was off to Sam's Club to buy fruit, $115.00 of fruit, melons, blueberries, pineapple, pears, and Kiwi. We made another trip to church dropping off the melons, blueberries and pineapple. We still need to buy strawberries but didn't think they would last until Sunday. They will be picked up on Saturday after 3:00pm.
Chuck Altic delivered 21 round bales of hay, Mark moved them in the barn while I went for more diesel fuel. Mike loaded up Eliza, Airiah and Dalia, hauled them to Middle Grove and brought back Ciera and Indy. Sanna's filly was wormed with panacure.
The puppies are doing great but are very noisy.