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Soap Making Day ~ Beautiful Sunset

Just a regular day for me.  Make a 5 gallon bucket of laundry detergent, and a container of dishwasher detergent. I now make it with grated goat's milk soap (unscented) that my daughter makes here.


Had to drive to the vet for Jesse again.  That infection is back in his paw again.  We are pretty sure it never completely healed.  We have no idea what happened to it, and the vet recommended another prescription.  Thankfully, it was only $7.20, and we didn't need a vet visit this time.

Nursed a day of the sniffles, and downed some elderberry extract.  Jesse and I spent some time on the couch together.

I'm sharing a snapshot of a recent sunset here the other day. 
And one of the moon, on the same night.
 

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Candy C. said…
How neat that you can use your homemade soap for making laundry soap!
Poor Jesse, I hope this will fix the infection.
Great shot of the moon and the sunset is beautiful!! :)
January 18, 2013 at 6:05 PM
Unknown said…
Oh my, hope you both feel better..Vet costs for me since Pal got ill on xmas eve..*sigh* I probably could have bought a used car..all be it a clunker..but still..
mary
January 18, 2013 at 11:34 PM
EMMA said…
Pour Jesse, I hope his paw is going to be OK. He's in good hands.

January 19, 2013 at 5:42 AM
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