Beneath the Wraps

         I think the couple who live behind us would like to be homesteaders. Their property is not big enough for a huge amount of livestock though they have attempted and add to the variety of animals which feature turkeys, chickens, roosters, pigs and dogs.   This morning I was woken up by the barnyard sounds (though there is no barn) ones that I couldn’t even identify.   I have since decided that it was the grunting sounds of the piglets that woke me up.         It was quite an eventful morning.   Roland had purchased 180 pounds of sand to plug up the hole where the water leaks into our yard – though I don’t recall having seen it this year.   The last time we saw rain was June 29 – though I don’t count it as such because it was less than a hundredth of an inch.   We may see heavy rainfall perhaps even snow come October or November. Though we had purchased the sand last night the labor had to wait ...

            Currently I am taking two classes through the University and one for the library.  All three are online.  Currently two have to do with project charters.             I hadn't made the connection of the Grants Magic class being related to any of my schooling courses until after I contributed my thoughts to the discussion of my other charter class.  We were supposed to come up with a scenario in a situation gone wrong and how more productive it would have been to use a charter.  I had read some material and looked at countless videos and was still at a loss.  I sent a few links over to my husband and asked him to please review and dummy it down for me.   How would I possibly be able to explain how a charter would work for me if I haven't ever remembered using one before.              Roland ...