Weather and traffic changes happened this week. Earlier in the week we’d been having great weather, I even put on a sleeveless tee and ran the a/c during the day as we had temps up to 88* with high humidity. Then I had to wake Jim at 3:30 a.m. to bring in the awning before it snapped because of the wind. Next day on came the long sleeve tee and windbreaker because of 25 MPH winds with gusts of 45 MPH. Again today it is cold with nighttime temps down to the 40s. I’m wearing my cap and ear muffs (you all know I hate having cold ears) staying in my windbreaker with security vest on top all night. One day we’re outside barbecuing and the next we’re eating green chili and stew.
They started fracing today, so yesterday all the needed equipment arrived. Jim said at 6 a.m. he went outside to start his day and looked up and all he could see were headlights for the whole mile of the approaching road. There were 18 vehicles coming in together!!! That set the tone for the rest of the day as it was the busiest day of our time here. By midnight we had logged in 151 vehicles with most of them leaving as well so. Luckily the land owner allowed us to keep the gate opened as long we were sitting outside, so we didn’t have to open and close the gate all day. It was very windy so part of the time we sat in the truck we had moved by the gate to stay out of the wind. It was a long, long day and night.
I slept for nine straight hours today to recovery. Today seems quieter but still busier than last week. We’ll see how this goes.
I’m excited about tomorrow as I’m meeting my buddy, Linda Mossman, for lunch. I haven’t been off the ranch for a week but Linda hasn’t been off her gate for three weeks!!! Jim’s going to get up early so I can go to sleep and get up earlier and make it to have lunch with Linda…he’s good like that…I’m lucky.
Remember, you are loved.
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