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Ok, storm for the ages has past and the glorious Los Angeles survived it. Still more storm to come tonight, but in the meantime, I got to work. I started installing paneling in the barn. I got gorgeous tongue and groove boards at Home Depot and I started putting up the radiant barrier on the ceiling. It already makes a difference. The cat spent the night in there last night when he was shut in during a nap in the loft. Pathetic mews echoed from inside this morning. Also, we have a coop inside a coop. Those ladies are going to be safe, indeed. We've decided to up our number of hens to 5 or 6. ALERT! ALERT! ALERT! Chickens are coming home this weekend! This week is a huge week. Our garden is being tilled and the solar panel is going up.
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