Barn!

I’m heading out to the barn again. I have to be careful how much I do. I mowed yesterday (manual reel mower — no motor, high grass… lots of work for a postage stamp size yard). Apparently, I twisted my right knee enough that it’s been swollen. I cancelled dance practise today so instead I’m going out to the barn.

On the one hand this doesn’t seem very bright… on the other hand, I’m not going to be putting near as much stress on my knee by doing light riding as I would by doing yard work or by belly dancing…

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