a new void...

Finally found a new home for all that insulation that was gifted to me six years ago.  I kinda miss those piles already.  62,69,48.0.B

eggs

Ate my first Field Lab eggs for breakfast this morning.  These were the latest two - the first 8 I have put out for the critters since I don't know how long they sat out in the heat (and I'm a spoiled food wimp).  Haven't figured out the economics yet of the food efficiency from egg production of just two hens...but for now it seems like magic.  Did some research today on tiny house interiors because that has been holding me back - and just can't decide at this point if I need to do more cutouts on the container before insulating...so I will proceed and worry about the rest later.  Not the most precise plan, but getting the insulation out of the elements is the priority.  Will have to deal with any brilliant insights down the road.  Two big storms creeped up East and West of TFL this afternoon...just caught the edge of the East storm.  84,106,75, .15,B, .18

Friday Fog

Super foggy out here this morning

Dr. Deb's horseradish plant is coming back to life.

Got a welcome donation from an over-order at a job site in Houston thanks to my new friends Valerie and Bryan (both wearing excellent tshirts).  They came out today bringing building materials for their own project and had room on the trailer for the bulky surplus.  Had some extra visitors on hand to help offload the booty.  90 sheets of rigid foam insulation (4' x 8' x 2")...more than enough to do 2 layers in both the containers I plan on finishing off inside.  Reclaimed building materials from our wasteful construction industry.  http://www.ted.com/talks/dan_phillips_creative_houses_from_reclaimed_stuff.html  58,76,39,0,B