welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Blowing a real hoolie here now. And it's raining.
And I broke one of my fingernails. It was a bit hurty.
And I broke one of my fingernails. It was a bit hurty.
It's possible to get ridiculously excited about stuff in these times. A parcel arrived with my name on. "Oh wonderful" I exclaimed, loudly apparently, "I wasn't expecting that for ten days!"
Mrs P appeared and asked what was so exciting. I showed her. She left the kitchen after giving me a look.
Now come on guys, you understand, I know you'll support me. My LBS hasn't been able to get stock of my favourite chain lube for months. Found some online yesterday, ordered it with a delivery time of March 3rd. It came today
Not much else going on............you guessed?
Highlight of my day is waiting to get somethng in the post. What a sad person i am. Even getting a couple of balls of yarn makes me happy. How sad is that.
Think you may have left yourself open to some jest there
I haven’t told Molly, but she has a new fleecy bed coming at some point. Sadly, it appears to be coming from China so God knows how long it will take. Good job I didn’t tell her. She would be fed up waiting.Highlight of my day is waiting to get somethng in the post. What a sad person i am. Even getting a couple of balls of yarn makes me happy. How sad is that.
Blowing a real hoolie here now. And it's raining.
And I broke one of my fingernails. It was a bit hurty.
@12boy OK I just have to know. I'm not curious simply downright nosey.
Why would a delegation from Mongolia need to visit Wyoming?
Not sure but I think it might have something to do with animal husbandry, which as I hope you know does not involve betrothing livestock.
Because hay is put up to provide food, the major limitation to how many cattle an acre of land can support is water. Drought cycles have a brutal effect on herd numbers. In the 1920s a gent with the dept of Agriculture invented a system whereby low earth dams were placed in gullies and ravines creating a catchment system for snow and rain runoff. These temporary ponds helped herds survive the arid summer. Perhaps that was the interest for our Mongolian friends.
In the same way that a party from Norway came to Shetland to see how they did tourism. The Shetlanders shut the cafe they were at for the occasion and left us in the lurch miles from any other food source so no lunch for us that day. That is the proper way to treat visitors.@12boy OK I just have to know. I'm not curious simply downright nosey.
Why would a delegation from Mongolia need to visit Wyoming?
Shut it.