The air is thick with mist and the ground is slick with mud.
We are sliding out of 2023 through a carpet of puddles. It's been the perfect week for relaxing.
We head outside for regular feeding hours, but spend the rest of the day indoors.
I am still working on knitting myself a vest, baking bread and tending to small projects - like using up the last of the fresh rosemary and some of this summer's garlic to make a rosemary/garlic sea salt mix.
It's a family-favorite seasoning, so I will be replenishing supplies in the coming weeks.
My favorite one-eyed guy greets me in the mornings - with a come-hither knicker - eager for his breakfast. He looks like a wretched urchin as a result of standing out in the rain.
Forrest tries his hardest to get all of the animals to play with him. With his chest down and wiggle-butt in the air, he tries to be as irresistible as possible, but the horses aren't buying his act.
And so, they wander off, ignoring his plea.
With that, Forrest goes back to the fun of the nearest mud puddle.
It's not unusual for Ginger to be grunting on the outside of the pasture gate - also eager for her breakfast.
Forrest hops out to see her and tries to engage her in a game, but she is singularly focused on food.
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I have a question. What do you do with all of the animal poo? Is there a proper way to dispose of it or are there various acceptable methods?
Thank you