It's been a long winter here in good ole Washington. First, we had a fair bit of snow.
And then it rained. It snowed some more. Did I mention that it snowed? And then rained?
There was an extra cold spot in front of the dishwasher that I mentioned several times to my hubby. He finally crawled under the house, only to find that it was a mess! A leak that apparently happened long ago and now enough house was rotted that it required new floor joists and removal of the cabinet, which meant all new countertops. The kitchen was out of commission for quite a bit, but I do enjoy the new countertops and new cast iron sink I got out of the deal!
Then it snowed some more. Did I also mention that here in the Pacific Northwest we do not get a lot of snow? Usually.
Zen the Shetland Sheep thought it was just fine. We thought it made chores a bit chilly.
The goats insisted on kidding and the kids added up. More chilly chores.
I bought a milking machine and finally convinced myself to learn how to use it in self defense.
As if tearing the kitchen apart and doing gazillions of chores in the snow were not enough, we also got another kitten. What possessed us to do that? Well, Mr. Ripley, the first kitten, is aloof and unfriendly and dear youngest daughter badly wanted a cuddly companion. So, Theo has joined the
Just to be sure that my nerves don't settle down, my oldest daughter has become ENGAGED. This is a very happy occasion, do not get me wrong, but it is also fraught with....things. Things on the calendar, things to plan, things to remember, things to do.....So many THINGS! She is thrilled. Her intended is a wonderful like-minded Christan young man. We are thrilled. At least I think we will be when we get over the shock of it all, lol.
I think I missed my long winter's nap. Wonder if it's too late?