18.5.2018
My mother died just over a week ago age 97, and, much to my
surprise I am off to her funeral in the UK tomorrow! I never dreamed I would be able to go but
much to my amazement my kids presented me with a workable plan on Mother’s Day. Al and Bo are coming with me, so we have
three businesses and three families to sort out before we set off.
Luckily, we have
entered our slack period on the farm.
The goats are drying off as they get pregnant and only need once a day
milking by hand. The chickens have been amalgamated into two groups, and the
rains have cut out the need for watering.
Most of the fruit and summer vegetables have been harvested and
preserved and the winter crops are mostly planted.
Today I have been making the cheese, writing stuff Edd needs
to look after the permaculture students, paying bills, sending out invoices and
I am about to start cleaning the house.
Al has spent the week trying to deal with a computer problem that has
stopped him printing out plans and is sorting out who can care for his
dog. He is bringing Pip up to her
parents tonight so that they can look after her and help her with baby P. Indi is driving Bo and I to the airport
tomorrow where hopefully we will join up with Al. Indi and Edd are going to share looking after
Bo’s kids and doing school transport.
This is all pretty major, so I had better stop writing now
and get back to work.
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