Early Start

I'm getting an early start today.

Rod had another skin cancer removed

from his lower back Tuesday,

so he wasn't supposed to go to work

for the rest of the week.

No working out, heavy lifting, etc etc etc.

So he went to work.

He had a bunch of computer stuff to

catch up on...

And he had already scheduled Thurs and Fri

off so he could finish the trailer.

Anyhow.

This morning he is off "work" so I got up

early to go out and feed the animals so

he wouldn't.

But he was already half done.

(And now he's out there painting parts 

for the trailer... nothing heavy!)

I put fish emulsion on Kyle's roses

and on my new little okra plants.

They both LOVE that.

Then I went out front and pruned the

bougainvillea that is right outside Kyle's

bedroom window and has grown big enough

that it bangs on his window when it's windy.

Drives him crazy.

And today is yard trash day.

Then it was back into the house to feed 

the dogs and then get Rod's breakfast started.

While the bacon was cooking I cut up a

fresh mango (it's GOOD! I didn't think I liked mango!)

And then headed to the "Zoom Room"

to email all my students from last night.

(I taught from 5:30 til just after 10)

We had 15 students last night.

Good class!

Anyhow, I smelled the bacon, so

headed back to the kitchen to scramble some

eggs for Rod and fry some for me to go

with my roasted okra.

Now I'm sitting in the Zoom Room,

finishing up my emailing and doing a quick

blog before I go get cleaned up and

head into Town Hall to work today.

(10 - 3)

Then I need to run into town because I fed

the dogs the last of the dry food and the

cows and horses are nearly out.

And then it's home again to make some dinner

and then back to the Zoom Room to teach

an Orientation Workshop from 6:30 - 9:00.

Whew!