With the Super Moon in all her glory........ feels like new beginnings.

The last few days have been filled with some strange energy. It seems with the Super Moon casting almost day light over the property at night, the birds are a little confused.
The Willie Wagtails have been singing all night with the Butcher Birds joining in around 4am.

Our household has been turned upside down with a new arrival to the farm.
Please meet Morris, the 6 month old Blue Heeler Cross. ( Well it is a guess on the age and can only guess he is a Blue Heeler Cross by looking at him)

Morris has not had the best start to his young life. He was found by a lovely lady on the side of the road near the Gatton rubbish tip wrapped in a towel. This lady could not keep him as she has 2 dogs. 
So...... after finding out he is not desexed or microchipped, we adopted Morris. 
We took Morris into Crows Nest Vets for a check up, microchipping, worming, vacinations and all the things you should do as a pet owner. 
So he now has all the vet work completed and is booked in to be desexed in a months time. 

Mr Beastie (the ginger ninja cat) is obviously not happy. He is not afraid of Morris as Beastie spent the first almost 2 years of his life with 2 dogs. There will be a rumble in the jungle at some stage but I am hoping that it will be a little later rather than sooner.

Boyd has been kept busy with cleaning up the wee and poop. Lucky we have loose lay vinyl planks is all I can say. I am sure Morris will get the house training of weeing and pooping outside before to long. He is only a puppy and these things take time.

So on today's agenda is a couple of not so pleasant things. Boyd has to deal with the Hire place that we hire the Kanga from as they are trying to charge us for damage that we did not do to the machine. This should be an interesting one.
The second not so pleasant hing is that despite agreeing to refund part of the labor costs of laying the floor, the flooring guy has not paid. He had 2 weeks to get it sorted but true to form, he has not come through again. So 3pm this afternoon the mediation process starts.

I will update the outcomes from today when things are finalised.

On a positive note, we have been actively recycling everything that we can. We bought a brick maker so we can make paper and cardboard bricks for the wood stove. They are drying at the moment under the house.

Today is going to be a big day. So best to get on with it.