How's that global warming.... working for you?

BTW, we received another 4-5 inches of snow late yesterday afternoon and evening. The wind was blowing and gusting 30-40 mph, so it looked like a blizzard. Cortney and I joked that maybe we'd better tie a rope to the lamb barn, so we could find our way back to the house when out feeding the lambs at 10pm. Mike, being a tease, saw that we were heading back from bottle feeding the lambs and he held out a steel mixing bowl and wooden spoon, "Clang, clang" is what we heard, so we could find our way back. Grinning, we both thanked him for being so thoughtful to help us find our way back! I think we've received more snow in March than we have the entire winter. Sure glad Mike and I got that pasture seed down,all this moisture is surely a blessing. We ended up replanting some of our tomatoes, all of our herbs and peppers. Dumbie me, I didn't put in the heat lamp and with our house being on the cool side, I think those seeds rotted because it wasn't warm enough to get them germinating. The cabbage and what tomatoes that did germinate look great. I now have the heat lamp running through the night and when it gets warm enough in the house during the day I turn it off. I don't look forward to our electric bill though. Praying we see more seedlings pop through this week. Well.. off to start some laundry, then outside to get barns cleaned out,and haul firewood. Once back inside Cortney needs to get going on school and my plan is to clean the house. Two dogs shedding, and all the mud, it's a wonder this house is such a mess! :o( I'm ever so thankful for our mudroom, at least the mud is kept in one area. The dogs don't like it much that they have to wait until they dry before coming into the house. We do wipe their paws as they come into the mudroom, but when it was snowing, they get wet and then smell like wet dog, YUCK! Okay I need to get a move on it. Have a blessed day all :o)