The Farm morning shift

I had the pleasure of guiding the animal care with some of the residents today. It was the first time for me. Luckily I had an co-guide with me. And 4 residents of which 2 participated in actual work. The team was supposed to be 5, but one stayed inside. I was told that 4/5 was a good morning participation. 

But back to :-D. I got to try get eggs from underneath the hens. 
  Did not succeed. That was scary. 
I got to shovel pig poop and be in the the pigsty for the first time in my life. 
  Timon was really sweet and mellow pig. 
Got to meet the bunnies. 
Got to go into the sheep pen for the first time in my life. And they were so friendly and cute. 

I met lots of new people today. That was fun! 

We had an inspection by the Regional State Administrative Agency today, which seemed to keep everyone on their toes until they were gone. They were inspecting safety issues. 

If I'm at the Farm as a personal assistant. I get no security devices. Nothing. I might spend 3 hours or more at the premises. 
Previously I have gotten a key and a security tag that sends a signal to all the work phones in the premises, when I have worked a shift. 
Today I got the keys, the security tag, another device that I could use to get a guard, and a work phone. I suspect that's because the Regional State Administrative Agency was inspecting there. When I go in tomorrow, I'll see what security devices I get. Also it could be that they have stated what we need to have, so perhaps they are more strict from now on. We'll see. 

7th working day in a row tomorrow. I'm pretty tired by now. So much new and quite a lot of pressure.