Jailbirds.
Why, yes, they DID tear up their bed. The heated one. Or, more likely, Sunny tore it up, and Stormy just watched and egged him on. That was Tuesday while we were gone to pick up the half-hog share, and their first time in the dog run.
They're monsters.
Of course, there are other, more literal monsters we need to worry about now. We received some very good news yesterday, so I'm no longer worrying about covering the regular November expenses. We'll be able to cover the hay for the horses, and possibly get the plumbing handled in the next week or two, maybe thereafter.
But as grateful as we are for our current blessings, we also know that real winter hasn't even arrived yet, and it will be a long one. Among the new cases locally are one or more at IHS, and apparently the clinic is NOT closed even though staffers are supposedly quarantined, and how does that work, exactly? There has been zero movement on the steps that MUST be taken to arrest this, and ski season opens in three weeks. If they allow tourists in, unquarantined, our local numbers are going to be deadly indeed. Meanwhile, the economy is wrecked already, and the number of people who need help climbs by the day.
This is all by way of saying that, blessings or no, I have still got to make consistent sales somehow, through the end of the year and beyond. In more ordinary years (long since gone now), our holiday sales alone carried us through the winter, the late winter/spring closure, and on toward summer. Those days are gone, and the closure is already here (and if not permanent, it's the next thing to it). We will still need to sell Wings's work regularly to make it. So please share the links, and if/when you're in the market for gorgeous, authentic, Spirit-infused Indigenous wearable art, Wings will have something perfect for you. The links are here:
Thanks.
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