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Killing Sir Knightly and Madame Blueberry was hard but, I knew we needed to harvest their meat in order to survive. Thankfully I wasn't the one ripping into their flesh it was Hannah and Mandy. During that time Annagail was calming down the rest of the horses. It twisted my stomach to hear the blood curdling cries of pain from the horses. After I heard the first cry I ran to the crawl space under the stairs and tried to block out the noise. After the third cry the horse was dead I was a crumpled piece of paper. I don't know how Hannah and Mandy were able to do it.
Then we had to harvest the llama. I know …show more content…
Nowadays it's getting harder and harder to know when it's day and when it's night. Also, all us girls are starting to feel the cold nip our cheeks. To add on to that Bing Bong, Junior, Jasmine, and N!xou (the remaining horses) are all giving us a "I-hate-you-all" attitude. I don't blame them; it's hard to subsist on a few tuffs of hay. When we got to Running Y we had to use our Stanley FatMax Xtreme 55-120 FuBar II to break into the pool area. I forgot that there was a spa there and since no one thinks of ransacking a spa we got to get 2 boxes of DYNAREX POWDER-FREE NITRILE GLOVES SMALL / 100 COUNT, 1 MIGRAINE AROMATHERAPY PACK BY MIGRAINE MIRACLE, 1 VANILLA IN JOJOBA ESSENTIAL OIL, 1 ESSENTIAL OIL BLEND - PEACEFUL SLEEP, 1 PROTECTIVE MOISTURIZER BROAD SPECTRUM SPF 30 / 8.0 FL. OZ. BY JUNE JACOBS SPA COLLECTION, and lots of other fancy shamancy thing-a-ma-bobs. Unfortunately, we couldn't shoot any deer. I think that other people must have shot them. Also, it was a no go for the chlorine we couldn't find those either. We spent the night at Running …show more content…
We chose this house because it was the only house we saw that was there! Which wasn't a surprise because Pershing County only has a population of about 6,000. It's a pretty nice house I'm not complaining. I think the past owners were hunters because I can see deer heads up on the wall. I think that if this house was on Zillow it would have this description," The Rye Patch Ranch sits on 45.23 acres w/ 25 acre feet of deeded water rights. The Ranch is a multi-zoned, income- producing property with 3 rentals and includes hook-ups for 5 RVs. The 3300sf, 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath 2-story main house boasts an open floor plan with ample living space and a great room that includes a wet bar. There is a 70x30 insulated machine shop w/loft and separate storage, a 40x40 machine shop and many outbuildings. The ranch has working corrals, with a 75-head feed lot. This would be an excellent investment/working property or home for a large or extended family. The property dates back to the 1860s and the original rock house is still standing."