Happy Things-day 5

A really big thing that makes me happy--the return of BIG BROTHER! The 11th season. I love me some Big Brother, love it love it love it love it!

I cannot tell you how much I love it.

I think I like Natalie the most so far, but it is so hard to tell up front. I like Chima too but probably just because she is so pretty.

That Laura chic is already on my nerves because her teeth are too big. That is very unsettling to me for some reason.

I think I like Michelle too, but I am always drawn to smart people. Now lets see if she acts like one.

On the other hand, Ronnie, is making me a big tweaked with his big talk about the debate team. Move on son, I do not want to hear about that.

Russell will be worth looking at this season-- I hope he sticks around if only for that reason. Just please God, do not put on a banana hammock or it will ruin it for me.

Braden appears to be a douche. I have that word, but it is the best way to describe him

One thing I do not like at all is that Jesse is back in the house, from a previous season. I cannot stand that fool--I think the muscles in his shoulders and neck are cutting off the circulation to his brain. What a tool he is. I hope he does not last.

We do not have Showtime any more so I cannot watch Big Brother After Dark--which I used to fall asleep to. That is probably good though, since I stayed up too late all the time to watch it.

On another note--Barry made me this new fence a few weeks ago, before he started his new job. This is one side of the entry way to the farm. A few years ago, some brat slammed into the fence and shattered it and we had never had time to deal with it. It looks so nice now, and Madison wants to paint it white. I will probably let her, this fall, after the humidity drops. We are currently working on replacing the bull pen area with this same fencing, but it takes a whole lot longer than one would think, so the progress is slow.


My goal is to quit hammering back the same dang boards over and over again--the same ones come down when a horse scratches on them--we put them back, down they come. It always looks like crap, or like someone's drunk uncle put it up. Once and for all, it will be totally new, and that will free up lots of time of not doing the same job repeatedly. I cannot imagine what I will do with all that time.

Now the Governor is on TV, saying he will be signing a major jobs bill for capital construction--providing lots of construction jobs. He better be meaning to pay my already employed ass along the way. It galls me to no end to think of the anxiety and fear he puts so many state employees through, threatening not to pay us. I just do not understand how the State can get away with that. But maybe this is a sign of good things to come--