Today finds me laid up food poisoning. I haven't barfed that much since I broke my butt a year or so ago. So far Ive been able to eat a piece of toast and a cup of miso....there is some serious gurgling but its staying put. I have had lots of spaniel company and lots of sleep. Its an interesting way to spend a Sunday. Yesterday Tim worked all day on an electric fence install at Diana's, He did a fab job of course and has a little jingle in his pocket to pay for the massage he will need to fix his back! hahaha. In any case, the sweet man does like to feel useful. Diana is reseeding her fields in anticipation of Ollie coming to live all the way from Ca! Some of you knew Tim Hackbarts horse from our group trail rides, he's a sweet boy that will be perfect for Diana's hubby. We all look forward to fall trail rides, as long as all the bugs die before we hit the woods. Its now mosquito season again, or "the scourge two" as I like to call it. These are definitely different from the early mosquitoes we endured in the summer. These suckers( and i mean that literally... grin) are like darts! You can feel them hit you. Oh man! the welts, and the itching. What are geckos for I ask you? and all these frogs....Hello, would you anphibs please eat the mosquitoes? Actually the geckos are useful in stopping ones' heart momentarily. Tim has one living on his saw, and the thing has leaped on to him at more inopportune times than we care to remember. Although it is quite amusing to see the action from the window. Tim muttering and stalking around the pop up measuring wood to cut, then the saw gets cranked up and then Tim is hopping around the yard and cursing and you see a gecko leap off his neck into the grass! giggle, they are cold little boogers, very shocking on warm skin. Ah well, the adventure continues.
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