The guys are finally getting seed into the ground and I have been on call as a runner to do whatever they need me to do from running for parts, checking cows, helping move machinery and the dreaded.....making lunches.
My mother-in-law has spoiled these guys for years. She's a great cook and always has a plan and as R always tells me, "she cooks with love". I don't. I dislike everything to do with food. I don't like to buy it (my goal in a grocery store--get in and out as fast as possible), don't like to cook it, don't like to clean up after cooking it, get a bellyache when I eat, and then there's the whole excretion thing. It's hard to come up with good meals when you don't care if you eat. If I lived alone I'd probably live on popcorn, yogurt and toast.
M and I have had a few disagreements because of his need to eat on a regular basis, especially when traveling. I just want to get where we're going and don't care if I eat on the way. I've learned that he NEEDS to eat on a regular basis and try to be more understanding.
The past few years I've tried to help my mother-in-law out some and usually would do the delivery to the field. But, it appears that my in-laws are not coming to the farm for the summer and the job will fall entirely to me. M asked his mom if she could bring something out on Monday since I will be at my town job. Well, no, she can't because she has cards at the Senior Citizens. Never should have bought that house in town!! I may have to have her go shopping for me and make buns every week. I'm sure the guys are as nervous about it as I am, and are probably afraid they're going to starve. They might need to learn to pack a lunch or have their wives pack one for them (the other wives actually like to cook--what's wrong with this picture?). One of these days they are going to have to figure out that I cannot be everywhere and do everything.
I've got to go because I'm baking buns. See, I'm trying!
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