[Ag-eq] Fwd: Hi all

[Jody W Ianuzzi]

Hahaha if I planted rice the ground would dry out.  

JODY
"The price of freedom is eternal vigilance!" Thomas Jefferson

On Jul 29, 2013, at 11:41 AM, nfoster at extremezone.com wrote:

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> 
> Jody:
> 
> 40 inches of rain would be 4 or 5 years worth here!  I believe our annual
> average is about 8 inches.
> 
> Rice might be a good idea; is it grown in Florida?
> 
> My poor dogs spend most of their day sleeping in the house.  They do play for a
> couple hours in the morning and then again in the evening.  They are older and
> can't take the extreme heat very well.
> 
> Once it cools down a little I'll start working with Cruiser again.  I just can't
> get motivated in this heat and I'm sure he doesn't want to do anything either.
> 
> Take care.
> 
> Nella
> 
> 
> Quoting Jody W Ianuzzi <jody at thewhitehats.com>:
> 
>> 
>>> Hi all,
>>> 
>>> I haven’t written much because my computer died and I have been writing
>> messages on my phone which is a pain.  I just  set up an email address on my
>> laptop and I am forwarding messages to my phone which is where my address
>> book is.
>>> 
>>> Florida once had an annual record breaking rainfall of 60 inches in a year.
>> Well, we have already had over 40 inches of rain.  Most of our five acres
>> are a soggy swamp with the area around the barn the house and the front yard
>> the only areas that are dry.  Thank heavens the house and barn are dry which
>> is better then a lot of people.  My garden is under water and totally ruined.
>> Just as we think things are drying out it starts to rain again.  The horses
>> are spending most of their time on the dry areas but they will go in the
>> water for new grass.  The vet said as long as they have dry land they will be
>> OK.  It is hot during the day and at night they horse around and chase each
>> other around the front yard which is by our bedroom window.  They are really
>> a riot some times.
>>> 
>>> I was making progress with them before the rains started and I look forward
>> to working with them again.  Meanwhile they have gotten more affectionate and
>> that might be because they stay so close to the house.
>>> 
>>> Walker is doing fine.  His puppy yard is dry too and he doesn’t like the
>> heat so he is always with me.
>>> 
>>> I sure am glad I am not depending on the garden for food.  Maybe I should
>> have planted rice!
>>> 
>>> 
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