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Im in Ladies who love livestock, a friendly group and supportive. ( I think you're in that one @waterbuffalofarmer?)
Yes! I am
Im in Ladies who love livestock, a friendly group and supportive. ( I think you're in that one @waterbuffalofarmer?)
To be honest, I could have an easy life the farm used to run 200 cows and 150 ewes and everything was fattened 6 years ago This year we lambed 1250 ewes 160 cows and 67 heifers and sell bullocks store. To be honest my heads fried have periods just sit down and cry or feel like im going mad. My brother had baby aswell she spent a week in hospital during lambing. Just the amount one can do is mindblowing if you put your mind to it. I could run more ewes if got in help at busy times. But going change things up as this no way to live ones life. Just i think alot of people make life harder than it really needs to be. I am single which isnt going to change working these hours.
Tell some of your mates what you have been going through and that you feel tied to the farm somewhat and need dragging away from it now and again, and remember when they do set up a night out don’t say you are too busy get on and get out there, how old are you bread bin if ydmma, any hobbies?Went to the darts last night and watch folk through pints over each other was what i was needing and got catch up with my mates. Think i just spend too much time on my own and take it all to serious when it goes wrong which is a good thing and a bad thing. And spread myself to thin but we live and learn. Thanks for the reply @waterbuffalofarmer
Went to the darts last night and watch folk through pints over each other was what i was needing and got catch up with my mates. Think i just spend too much time on my own and take it all to serious when it goes wrong which is a good thing and a bad thing. And spread myself to thin but we live and learn. Thanks for the reply @waterbuffalofarmer
At 27 you have plenty of time to meet someone special, only happened to me at 46! respect for the triathlon i’d be knackered just watching! Sounds like you and brother have really built up the farm and your competitive side keeps pushing you, no shame in throttling back a little, have you watched that new tv show, think it’s love in the countryside or something, Sara cox presents it been very well done what I have seen so far!Did tug of war then did indoor for a year but injured my self. Ride my pushbike in the summer. Signed up to do a triathlon in 2 months was swimming in the winter a good bit. Im 27 but just end up doing things to the ninth degree if you get what i mean just have to be better all the time very competitive.
At 27 you have plenty of time to meet someone special, only happened to me at 46! respect for the triathlon i’d be knackered just watching! Sounds like you and brother have really built up the farm and your competitive side keeps pushing you, no shame in throttling back a little, have you watched that new tv show, think it’s love in the countryside or something, Sara cox presents it been very well done what I have seen so far!
Beef farmers daughter and never shuts up about food!I’d pick Sara cox, fit as fire!!
I’d pick Sara cox, fit as fire!!
Wondered how everybody’s doing now the weather is a bit better and the worst of the spring rush is over. I have suddenly got my appetite back and some energy, even went back out after tea and spread some slurry Monday evening. Also allowing myself a few days of and heading to London next week to see a few friends. It’s ages since I felt like I am actually enjoying life and it does feel good.
I think it’s partly due to a change in medication but I am sure the sunshine and working in green fields that are not a sea of mud is making a big difference as well
For sure, I have been taking all sorts of medication after the injury to my leg mostly against pain, blood thinners and antibiotics. I also take a thyroid replacement drug and one to help me sleep.Glad your feeling a bit better, could I be cheeky and ask the name of the medication your taking? [emoji51]
Took a month or so to make a difference to me, also been told there are certain brands which are better than othersI was on Citalopram for years but was changed on to Sertalin a couple of months ago and feel a lot calmer wouldn’t go as far as happier but by god it makes me so tired.
Wondered how everybody’s doing now the weather is a bit better
Glad to here your feeling a bit brighter, may be worth investing in a SAD lamp before next winterI'm a different person. I even saw some dust the other day, it was amazing. There have been days without a cloud in the sky from horizon to horizon.