A/C finally installed

 After sitting on the unit for 2 months, they finally installed our air conditioner. It works very well and will turn the place into a meat locker if we want to. Thanks, Allen!

 It may be a "scratch and dent" model, but I couldn't find any. It looks perfect.

I'll put in a new enclosure for it someday, but that is a little lower on the priorities list. The working unit was much higher on that list.

10 days worth

 I brought home a couple more BIG bags of sawdust for the culvert pipe, figuring it would fill it in fairly well.

 Each bags fills up the cart twice, 4 loads of fill. It is working pretty well, but it still has to settle in.

 Yogi came in in his white wrappers. He yielded 55%, right in the middle of the dairy breeds and the beef breeds. Yogi was a mutt, so we don't know exactly what breed he was.

 The garden is looking good. We have flowers on the beans, small tomatoes, and a ton of peas and lettuce.

 On Monday, Heather picked up a load of mulch for me from the place in Farmers. Back to the filling operations.

The whole load spread on the culvert pipes. We ran the 4 wheeler over it a few times to help pack it down. I might be able to get the mower over it now, but I haven't tried it yet.

Pork Chop is doing well

Pork chop is growing very nicely. It looks like he is nearing the 200 pound mark. I can still see the size difference, but it isn't a real big difference anymore. Mom and I stopped over to check on him today.