Snowy Farm

Still not feeling well but feeling very anxious about the farm, Mark was good enough to drive me out to check the place and horses. All was well, the drives were plowed and the horses all look good. Mike had moved in a new bale for the Friesian mares. The boy's are cleaning up their bale well, they should need a new one in a day or two. The office is holding heat well with the propane tank down to 73 percent, we will easily have enough propane to make it through the winter. All the feed buckets were emptied of ice and snow and the horses fed. Mike showed up to get the skid steer to plow the Pence's driveway about the time Mark and I were leaving for home.
Once home Autumn was checked, her bale was completely gone, Laura was at the barn and helped move in a new round bale for her.
Today will be another day of skipping church. Rhoda has agreed to take my place waiting tables, Mark has a fire in the fireplace and I will REST. I'm so thankful to be able to listen on-line, it will almost be like being there.