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Another night of rounds. It was tough. Neither of us were exactly
lively. I burned myself out yesterday. Even with the long sleep,
it was difficult tonight. He is just beginning to get ground down, by
the heavy day work, and the additional night work. To bed at
00:00~01:00, up at 06:30, working in ~90 for twelve hours, then driving around
five hours at night? Right.
His other job will begin tapering, in time. He thought it might already
have happened, but not so much. Still, he holds his breath and... does
his best. Keeping him awake tonight was tricky. Worse, I think he
slept with his eyes open. He thought they were closed, but they
weren't. It's what I look for. I can't drive for him, so I just
have to help keep him awake.
Me? I'm just... a bit old, ill, out of shape, and weakening to the heat
as summer continues. I'll try, again, tomorrow, to get to work
early. If I can wake. If not, then to get to work when I can, and
just take the hit. A few more logs to move, more twiggy branches, and a
lot of smaller twigs to be loaded, as well, at some point, at least one
unloading of the trailer into the greens collection. Two if I could,
though I don't think that is possible.
As well, in with the other work, I could pull the stacked wood, set up the
cinder blocks, cut the medium limbs into lengths (setting aside those big
enough to be split, then loading those into the wheelbarrow to me moved to the
splitting station), and stack the ones small enough to be burned as is.
Oh, and I could put the hay stations on the rabbit cages. Currently I
simply have wood in there, they seem to chew well enough on. I'd rather
they get timothy hay, but... for now... this does and keeps their teeth growth
in check. Oh, and getting the last multi-cage installed would be good.
I would like to move one or both standing, open air, cages to a cooler spot,
and move the finishing cage to a better spot. Both for ease of access
and to hopefully make them cooler for the critters. I have cleared the
wood, so that they can be moved. Mostly. But I can't move them
myself. They are far too heavy and bulky for one to even drag
them. Even a near giant one. I have great strength, and more, just
no stamina... or... currently, yet. If I keep pounding my head into the
wall, will that help? I... it... hasn't yet. But, maybe.
I've been doing it for thirty years. Why would I stop now?