RIP Peekaboo

I finally got her buried today. I'm glad I did it but it was not pleasant, the carcass looked intact on top but was pretty decomposed when I went to pick it up. I had Dad dig an extra hole with the tractor post hole auger when he set a post to fence off the trees in the corner of the paddock from the horses. --This is to provide shade into the future. The horses will eat the trees out of boredom if they have access all the time. I took down my crappy fence on saturday so horses could eat the grass growing in that corner. Then I took off my FLAT tire which had gone from having a slow leak to having a super fast leak, replaced it with one of my snow tires so I would not have to drive on the donut spare, and went to the tire store to have it fixed before heading to work. I couldn't remember if I had gotten road hazard but they fixed it for free so I must have done. Now I must get to working even if the coffee refuses to kick in. I need to tend to my neglected network of ground base GPS sites processed for water vapor, and see if I can make a bit more progress on IDL programs today.

And should call the farm hosting the endurance clinic, but perhaps I will just not. Easier to beg for forgiveness if they are annoyed to have an auditor show up with equine in tow. I want to ride from the host ranch on friday and then maybe meet someone on sunday to ride on that side of town or just ride from the ranch again.