Rick was by  amd warned me that they would be hauling hay today and tomorrow big time. they are going to be cutting over the weekend and probably will not be hauling unless there is a change in plans. I need to get the Schimmele blog up to date and get a letter off to Nolan. I need to get some kind of closure on the TCH table for Saturday Market. Michelle has been by with nothing new except that  Jeff and Joe are both supposed to be around today.  

There were not that many customers but a lot of hay was hauled in so I was up and down most of the day. In fact I was there fifteen minutes overtime. Tom was up but I forgot to put out the candy dish so he did not stay around that much. I think there was some people coming like Joe and Jeff. Jeff called me along in the afternoon about some labor figures. They were trying to determine how much time they had spent of setting up the mini-bale press. I will have to go back and separate out the time that was spent on repair and actual production.

I got the blog out to Bobby and Michael. I deposited the other rent check and wrote them a receipt. I was finally able to locate some people in TCH who would help me set up a table to try to get some subscriptions going. I am not sure how it is going to work. I really need to get some sheets made to hang on the new covers. It is too bad I don't have some of the new stuff the woman from Touchet is supposed to send me.

I watched Tomorrow. I thought it was a very good movie with Robert Duvall. It was set fifty years ago in rural Mississippi. A guy was keeping watch of  a sawmill during the winter and some wandering woman came by. She died in child birth and he raised the boy until her relatives came and forced him to go with them. The guy hung a jury over the fact that the kid was shot by an irate father and the shooter did not get off.

The Most Memorable Positve Moment today was getting another letter from Bobby Schimmele and he wants to write in autobiography.