How much hay are you loading in? I haven't thrown hay since college, and wonder just how many bales I could toss now (actually, I hate to admit just how few bales it would be). Certainly was good exercise :o)
I think we have about 350 bales in now and are looking for another 300-400. I mostly get blisters on my hands from tossing 200 bales at once. I hate wearing gloves though, so I put up with the blisters.
I hope this delivery is punctual. The first load from this place came right when they said it would, but the second was two and a half hours late. I'd rather get the hay done early so I can work on the writing now that I've got it moving.
I've never done it that way before, but it is at least getting words out. On the other hoof, I can see that a lot more final editing will be needed to get the pieces back in the proper order and all the bits tied up properly.
Horses for courses. I'd say mystery stories are a good candidate for something that might make sense to write backwards. As long as you can keep the plot straight in your mind, giddy-up!
It takes all three to make a story. What's the joke if you only know the punchline? We actually see that in this tale, where Francis wasn't paying attention when Win was telling a joke, and he only hears the punchline but can't really ask for the rest to be repeated.
"So the rabbit looks at the coyote and says, 'I couldn't find the keyhole,'"
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I hope this delivery is punctual. The first load from this place came right when they said it would, but the second was two and a half hours late. I'd rather get the hay done early so I can work on the writing now that I've got it moving.
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"So the rabbit looks at the coyote and says, 'I couldn't find the keyhole,'"
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