It is a fact that I am not much of a sleeper. \u00a0But every now and then, I have to shut down. \u00a0Duke and I processed babies, moved does and kids out of the kidding barn, put out hay for goats and cows and picked up a load of feed. \u00a0Productive morning.<\/p>\n
I limped inside and ate some little smokies. \u00a0Turned the tube on and hey “The Replacements” is on. \u00a0I’ve only seen it 87 times, one more won’t hurt. \u00a0I took off this walking shoe, unwrapped this bad hoof and kicked back on the couch with the foot elevated. \u00a0Two hours later, I woke up. \u00a0Drool coming out of the corner of my mouth. \u00a0It took me a minute or so to realize what day it was and my location. \u00a0 I then realized that the weird sound that I was hearing was Tammy kicked back in the recliner. \u00a0Not quite snoring, but kind of sounding like Smaug asleep on a pile of gold and treasures. \u00a0She was out! \u00a0I didn’t do anything to disturb her slumber.<\/p>\n
I made my way down the hallway, looked into Duke’s room. \u00a0Out! \u00a0Face down on the floor. \u00a0Not on his bed, but fully clothed, face down and out. \u00a0I had stuff for he and I to do. \u00a0But I just went a different direction. \u00a0I headed into the bathroom and brushed my teeth. \u00a0That way, my mouth no longer tasted like a cat crapped in my mouth while I was asleep.<\/p>\n
Sometimes, you just have to shut down, recharge and get ready for the next plunge of activities. \u00a0I do not remember the last time that all three of us took naps, at the same time. \u00a0We didn’t get everything done today that needed done. \u00a0But maybe tomorrow will be extremely productive.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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