My internal alarm clock woke me up at six. I did the best I could to stay up later but was gone by about one. The rain washed away the little snow we had and it's still misting. Mia gave me a Barnes and Noble gift card for Christmas and I used it to buy myself two full pounds of French Roast coffee. I have a slow brewing button on the coffee maker so the water really soaks up the grounds. When it's done I add another cup of water and turn it on again. I still get good coffee. Annie gave me another frother so the foam really stands up to the Joe. A sprinkle of Vietnamese cinnamon from my sheep friend's Enchanted Pantry and away we go. Love the stuff. There is so much I want to do today on the farm I don't know where to start. Sipping my coffee while staring into the flames is a good place to start. I have a bag of mohair at my feet, Sifting through the fibers is very meditative for me. Back to work tomorrow. Will take a bit of getting used to after two weeks off. Wish I could have spent more time in Maine with the grand kids, and Matt would have been on board with it, but I sensed it was time to go. I was already taking up too much room on the sofa, so to speak. Another reason why I keep my life so rich and busy around here. When lambs come I won't know how many fingers I'm holding up in front of me. Better get things done now.
Sunday, January 04, 2015
Gray and Damp
My internal alarm clock woke me up at six. I did the best I could to stay up later but was gone by about one. The rain washed away the little snow we had and it's still misting. Mia gave me a Barnes and Noble gift card for Christmas and I used it to buy myself two full pounds of French Roast coffee. I have a slow brewing button on the coffee maker so the water really soaks up the grounds. When it's done I add another cup of water and turn it on again. I still get good coffee. Annie gave me another frother so the foam really stands up to the Joe. A sprinkle of Vietnamese cinnamon from my sheep friend's Enchanted Pantry and away we go. Love the stuff. There is so much I want to do today on the farm I don't know where to start. Sipping my coffee while staring into the flames is a good place to start. I have a bag of mohair at my feet, Sifting through the fibers is very meditative for me. Back to work tomorrow. Will take a bit of getting used to after two weeks off. Wish I could have spent more time in Maine with the grand kids, and Matt would have been on board with it, but I sensed it was time to go. I was already taking up too much room on the sofa, so to speak. Another reason why I keep my life so rich and busy around here. When lambs come I won't know how many fingers I'm holding up in front of me. Better get things done now.
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