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Chicks
I was watching the geese on the lake this morning as there was a squabble going on between two ganders. One gander was determined to keep the other away from his goose.
While watching them I decided to fill the bird feeder. There was still some black oil sunflower seeds in the bottom of the feeder so I lined them up on the railing.
The yellow cat came over to watch if any birds would land there but the birds are getting wise. Not a one visited the feeder while the cat sits on the deck.
When Joan and Berlica got back I took the golf cart over to check on the weanlings. 
Tomorrow we will put two bales in the middle paddock, another bale in the last paddock and also give Valiant and Evan a bale as we are leaving on Friday and want to make sure they all have plenty of hay. Mike and Diane will be home late Sunday. If there are any horse emergencies we still have Joan and Rachel around for Saturday and Sunday. After a quick lunch then made it back in time for Joan's family to leave for co-op. Mom and I enjoyed the deck this afternoon. We were both getting some sunshine when I noticed how white my legs were compared to mom's.
Rachel and David were busy this afternoon burning the weeds off the dam. It was quite impressive.
Rachel sent the picture above.
Joan got back at 5:20 giving me enough time to eat some dinner at home before going back to mom's for the evening. Since I'm going to be gone all next week and Joan stayed home from church last Wednesday it was my turn to spend the evening with mom. Joan set up her laptop to get the church service on mom's big screen tv. The only problem with that was somehow it was playing the service back at double time. David Beutel was the song leader and he sounded like a kid with a high voice. Caleb Plattner had the message. I finally left the laptop playing but turned the sound off then put AC Central on my phone with the sound turned all the way up. That worked although not perfectly. If you would like to watch this message click HERE.
One of Ruth's hens is sitting on 20 eggs. So far 3 of them have hatched. There is nothing more endearing to watch a mother hen with her chicks.
