I mentioned yesterday, how I had felt strangely sleepy all day. 

Typically, when that happens, as soon as I lay diwn to try and sleep, I end up wide awake.

Not this time!

I lay down, planning to just rest a bit.  I woke up some 8 or so hours later, having not moved the entire time. 

It was coming up on 5am, and I figured I would just hit the heads, then lie diwn until my alarm went off for my meds.

The alarm woke me from a dead sleep.  I shut it off, then passed out for another 3 hours.

Thankfully, I’m not on any meds that are strictly timed, anymore.  Including my painkillers, which are back to “take as needed”.

Most of the day, for me, was pretty quiet.  The girls started the laundry, which is one of the things I’m banned from doing.  My younger daughter headed out when it got as warm as it would, in the afternoon, and started planting more haskaps.  Adding more rows to where the previous ones are planted.  By tye time she stopped, it was full dark.  She says there are still some left. !!! 

Meanwhile, the guy that bought a couple of scrap vehicles and dragged them out with his crane truck came back today, with a trailer.  Staying out with him was my only real accomplishment.

He got one loaded and was expecting to cime back for the second one.  When it got quite dark, I figured he would come back another day, but he still made it.  His crane truck has flood lights on the back, it turns out.

We had a lovely full moon, too.

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It was about 7:30 and fully dark when my younger daughter came over.  I hadn’t realized until then that they were both out still planting haskaps!!  She stayed with me until the guy left, to help close the gate behind him.

So that is now done, though there are other vehicles he’s interested in.  He’ll be talking to my brother about those, though.  My brother knows more about them than I do.

As for me, I’m working myself up to eat something, before going to bed early again.  I’m hungry, but have no appetite. 😒 

I look forward to taking a walk outside tomorrow, and seeing what my daughters have done!

The Re-Farmer