Well, the spreading has kept us very busy since the 2nd of July.. Wheat came off early here in Michigan (at least in my area) and we haven't had hardly enough rain to speak of, so we've been right after it.
On top of that, I've been busy working on this tractor in the shop A LOT (and I'm trying awfully hard to hold out on pictures until it's completed LOL).. But, I might have to drive it out of the shop this afternoon and snap a picture or 2..
Oh, and I've been trying to buy my own place, which we should be closing on in the next week to 10 days.. The novelty of renting from the parents has worn off LOL.. I can't say much more about the purchase until it's over.. It's been rough to get the deal done, and I'm gonna leave it at that until it's all over.. But I'll post some pictures (and some of the story) of my house when it's mine.
I guess all in all, I've been pretty busy.. But when I look at what I accomplished, it don't look like I did a whole lot.. LOL
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