I did not plant these Morning Glories, but I really like them. I think they are beautiful. The summer heat has FINALLY subsided. This September smashed the record for number of 100 + degree days, by double! I was still running the misters for the animals until this week. I have NEVER in a decade of having the farm animals ever had to have the misters up until October! This week finally brought us some seriously needed rain and much deserved cooler temperatures. Unfortunately, we have had 7 inches of rain in 3 days with 6.23 being in about 5 hours. It has turned our pasture into a quick sand mud pit. Unfortunately, our little sweet donkey hurt her back leg trying to pull it out of the mud so I am dealing with that. Hopefully, she'll pull through. She's not really wanting to stand up now or really eat so I am going out every 4 hours to give her some mush I make with her pellets. She seems to like that plus I can hide her medicine in it 😂 We are now down to about 12 chickens....
Tyler is supposedly the rose capital of Texas. We went in March and there was barely any blooming and now in September and there were none really blooming.🤔 D and I were really looking forward to our first trip out. We decided to bring Axl with us since T had school and other things going on. We didn't want to drive through the city with the trailer so we decided to take the long way around to get to Tyler, which turns a 2.5 hour trip into about a 4 hour trip. We will drive through big cities sometimes, but prefer to not if that's an option. We planned to leave on Sunday after D got back from church since it was his turn to play during the service. I stayed behind to finish packing and get everything finished for the animals. We did our pre check on Saturday night when he got back from work and surprisingly had to change a flat tire. We didn't notice anything on the actual tire so thought maybe it was a valve stem issue. No big deal though, we put the spare on and decide...