22 September 2006

Weekend on the horizon...

We're getting ready to head into fall, which steps things up around here a bit. When the neighborhood crops start to come out, Hubs will head back into the field to do soil sampling. It is an annual gig for him, that he mostly likes. The days are long and tiresome from bumping around muddy fields in a pickup with a hydraulic soil probe, but he can pack up whatever books on tape or other iPod treats he likes for his own entertainment. Hours will pick up at Job 2, as the locals will start staying home and our tourists will start coming for hunting. Today and tomorrow are two-job days, but I switched and got Sunday off completely, so it all comes out in the wash.
The sugarbowl has caused some buzz offsite as well. Just to prove he does pay attention to what I have to say (!), Hubs asked if I wanted one for myself. I said no, but he started wondering where the one wound up that they had when he was a kid. In the process, we found out his mother doesn't have it, but would like one, so it's of to eBay!
The kids have the day off school here, so all are sleeping in except the one I packed off to feed the wolves at Yellowstone. I wish we could take more spur-of-the-moment trips like that. Our Black Hills foray was great, but it seemed like i spent longer planning and organizing the dang thing than we did on the trip. Don't tell anyone, but I kinda groove on the planning stuff, but not so much that I wouldn't like to just jump in the car and take off once in a while. Now I must do just that, but I'm only going as far as work, so no adventure there.

5 comments:

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eyes_only4him said...

you had no school friday? man i feel sorry for you..i would drop mine off anyway..

have a good weekend.

Alida Sharp said...

did you really feed wolves or was that a figure of speech?
signed, Gullible!

Unknown said...

Dear Gullible,
Right before they left for their trip, the "Picture of the Day" on some website (iwon?) was a bunch of wolves at Yellowstone. They didn't look particularily hungry, but you never know...

I put comment moderation on because I was getting more tlike that first one, even with word recognition, but I have decidedthat it mostly sucks, so I am losing it and hoping for the best, spam-wise.

eyes_only4him said...

oh spam is easy to remove..easier then doing the word veri..take it off..hehe

:)