Yuk. But I knew that with the high school musical happening and a church dinner which is a all-day affair that I didn't want to miss......I would only have a few hours to get any of this stuff done. So I did. I moved Bella, Cookie Dough, Cinderella, and Leslie into the goat yard. I moved the garden frames up to my old garden area, put down the weed fabric, and put in a layer of poop cocktail. I really have to get new tires for my wheelbarrow. It is really tiring to drag a wheelbarrow full of manure and straw up a hill on flat-as-pancake tires. 
It turned out to be a really greatweekend! The goats all got along. I left the door to the goathouse open a bit in case the boys got a little crazy and it worked out well. I've even quit going out two and three times a night to check on everyone. The boxes are full of compost but I'll have to wait a few days to put in the soil so that I can plant my peas. But that's ok. It won't be the first year that I've been late planting peas. I am so looking forward to being able to check my asparagus. Of course, I have to wait until the snow melts.
But tomorrow is the first day of spring. It will be 70 degrees and sunny, I'm sure.
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I hope you do have 70 degree weather, but it doesn't sound like we are really going to have a very good first day of Spring. School musicals are so enjoyable. I have a niece, who's son plays in the orchestra at the school play. They did Throughly Modern Millie. He can play several instruments and he made the state band. I know you enjoyed the show. Have a wonderful day. Hugs and Prayers from your Missouri Friend.
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