vince smith
Bronze Member
- Joined
- Mar 26, 2011
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- 55
- Tractor
- murray,s x2 Badboyx1, mf65 tractor
Hello All, "she who must be obeyed" had to go away for a few days and her parting shot was I don't like leaving you alone you cannot look after yourself.
What a thing to say after 47 years together.
Before she gets home today I thought I better make sure everything is shipshape, That odd coffee cup etc.
I start off by releasing and feeding HER chooks. Then I procede to clean the water trough for HER cattle and give them some molasses .
Then I notice a red chook stuck in some molasses I spilt yesterday, well I didn't spil it I started to fill a bucket and walked away and forgot it. (about 10 gallons worth)
Gees its hard stuff to clean up, the shovel was just getting stuck so I covered it with a layer of dirt. Now this red chook scratches the dirt and gets bogged down, good and propper, So another chook comes over to peck the silly thing and gets bogged as well.
I pull them both out and try and wipe some of it off with my hands and they can now sort of limp/jump around but because of the hot weather there are leaves on the ground everywhere and they soon dissapear into the trees
covered in leaves.
That should have been the end of it but because of yesterdays losses I have to use a new drum (55 gal) of molasses and I dont feel like getting the tractor to stand it on end just to put the valve in and think I can just release the bung a bit to do the change over. I've done this before.
Not today I dropped the valve and bung into the bucket of now half full molasses, I try and block the hole with one hand while I recover the bung and eventually succeed but now have another area to spread dirt over.
I spread it much thicker this time.
I also have it on my shirt and shorts so I cannot hide anything but I should be allright, women do like to be proven right, don't they.
I'll try and get a snap of the chooks, if they ever come back.
Regards Vince Smith.
What a thing to say after 47 years together.
Before she gets home today I thought I better make sure everything is shipshape, That odd coffee cup etc.
I start off by releasing and feeding HER chooks. Then I procede to clean the water trough for HER cattle and give them some molasses .
Then I notice a red chook stuck in some molasses I spilt yesterday, well I didn't spil it I started to fill a bucket and walked away and forgot it. (about 10 gallons worth)
Gees its hard stuff to clean up, the shovel was just getting stuck so I covered it with a layer of dirt. Now this red chook scratches the dirt and gets bogged down, good and propper, So another chook comes over to peck the silly thing and gets bogged as well.
I pull them both out and try and wipe some of it off with my hands and they can now sort of limp/jump around but because of the hot weather there are leaves on the ground everywhere and they soon dissapear into the trees
covered in leaves.
That should have been the end of it but because of yesterdays losses I have to use a new drum (55 gal) of molasses and I dont feel like getting the tractor to stand it on end just to put the valve in and think I can just release the bung a bit to do the change over. I've done this before.
Not today I dropped the valve and bung into the bucket of now half full molasses, I try and block the hole with one hand while I recover the bung and eventually succeed but now have another area to spread dirt over.
I spread it much thicker this time.
I also have it on my shirt and shorts so I cannot hide anything but I should be allright, women do like to be proven right, don't they.
I'll try and get a snap of the chooks, if they ever come back.
Regards Vince Smith.