Day 339:<\/p>\n
Since I cut down those trees I figured now was a good time to extend out the cropland where I’m growing potatoes, carrots, and wheat. (I miss corn.)<\/p>\n
To be honest, this isn’t just because I wanted to bring in more wheat to breed more cows. It’s mostly because a blasted exploding giraffe-corgi blew a hole in my fence (the size of a crater, I might add) and I figured if I’m going to make fence posts, I might as well put my back into it and make enough to give myself some more space.<\/p>\n
If it’s not obvious, I’ve pretty much given up on someone spotting my space here and ratting me out to The Company.<\/p>\n
In fact, it’s tempting to write “Save me!” in big letters using brick or something to see if someone somewhere will come down here.<\/p>\n
Otherwise I might be floating on this rock forever.<\/p>\n
Anyway, back to the fencing – it’s generally easy to make since the wood here splits so amazingly straight. I made a chisel so that it can be a rail fence because they seem to keep the zombies out better than just piling wood around does. (Shocker I know.)<\/p>\n
Now I need to dig some irrigation ditches and plant some plants.<\/p>\n
I found something that looks like a pumpkin a while back and might try to plant it. I’m not a big fan of squash as food, but it’s been so long since I saw something orange that wasn’t a carrot that it’ll probably be delicious just because it’s different.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Day 339: Since I cut down those trees I figured now was a good time to extend out the cropland where I’m growing potatoes, carrots, and wheat. (I miss corn.) To be honest, this isn’t just because I wanted to bring in more wheat to breed more cows. It’s mostly because a blasted exploding giraffe-corgi … <\/p>\n