3/28/2020
(Above: The new window for the Master Blend freezer room.)
Active Summary: Today began with calisthenics, writing, and then by my venturing outside to help Padre IV a calf for its second time. A ride around the beef pasture ensued and was followed by my working on the Master Blend freezer room’s north window frame. After putting the frame together / adjusting its size* / adjusting the size of the acrylic pane, I was able to install the window with ease. I returned to Jacobhouse after that and proceeded to finish the remainder of my morning regimen which entailed washing clothes and writing for another hour.
As can be seen here, the new window was formed by fitting an acrylic sheet between two wooden frames. 
Lunch today consisted of two soups (one was ham/mushroom and the other was some form of sauerkraut chicken). Both were delicious, but they still had a difficult time competing with Aneta’s cabbage salad.
(5:37 PM Update:) Afternoon activities thus far have included tending to a somewhat trialsome Master Blend beef customer and participating in a few cattle-related activities (finding an elusive calf, helping catch a few cows, giving a calf fluid under the skin, and shoveling some feed). Now I’m back in Jacobhouse cooling off and about to take the rest of the day off. Dinner tonight will consist of La Cuisine Duroc pork, frog legs, and a sampling of the sides shown in yesterday’s post. It is something to look forward to.
(7:56 PM) The evening in-to-eating is drawing near. I will include pictures of the repast after I return:
The sides (from front to back): mashed truffle potatoes, ratatouille, potato gratin, and frog legs. All of it was incredible, but the frog legs stood out the most (to me, at least). 
Duroc Pork from La Cuisine, surrounded by the aforementioned sides and served with a cucumber salad. 
A closer look at the cucumber salad. Within, were: 4 cucumbers, 1 tomato, 1/4 white onion, 1 clove of garlic, a tablespoon of capers, and a dressing of coconut vinegar / red wine vinegar / olive oil / salt / pepper.
Final Note: Tomorrow is Farm Market morning. If I have time, I also plan on cleaning / caulking around the window frame(s) I installed today.
*The sides for the frame were a tad too long so I had to reduce their length by ½”. Even then it was a snug fit.