Retirement

I retired at the end of June and moved to my country property of 60 acres, I'm Andrew 60 widow 6 years ago and have 4 grown children who now run my business in the city. On my hobby farm, I've 5 horses, chickens, ducks, and geese. I had a caretaker looking after it for several years and he retired to the coast and that prompted my decision to retire. I have a 4 bed, 2 baths house, and a 2-bed cottage that the caretaker used to live in. A large barn with horse yard and workshop with chicken run attached to it. I also have a spring filled pond and great views of the surrounding countryside. I was there a week when I got a call from Paula 57, she is my brother's widow George died 2 years ago from cancer and she wanted to visit if it wouldn't be any trouble to me. She had decided the city was to busy for her and wanted time away from the hustle and bustle. I told her she was most welcome to come and stay as long as she wanted. She arrived 4 days later and we had always got on really well and I was happy for the company. She insisted on doing the cooking and I wasn't surprised by that, as I'm didn't make my money by cooking and everyone in the family preferred I didn't cook. She also went horse riding and swimming in the pond as everyone in the family always did on their visit. George and Paula were regular visitors before he got ill. I had decided to get some 8 pigs and 4 goats and had already built a pigsty before Paula arrived beside the barn and let the goats roam the fields that had a weed infestation in them. I preferred using the goats then chemicals to get rid of them. Four days after Paula arrived there was a fierce storm with strong winds and it knocked down the shack I had build for the pigs and 7 pigs were okay and out of the shack, but the smallest pig was still in the shack and we could see it and it couldn't get out. Paula said she would crawl in free it and could hold up the roof of the shack while she did it. So much for using old timber and tin to build a pigsty, As she crawled in I couldn't help but notice how great her ass looked and I even got a hard-on watching her. She freed the pig and both got out okay, she went to clean up and I started to clear the shacks out of the pig's area. Keep my hard-on out of her line of sight, I asked her to call the hardware and see if they had building kits that would be useable as a replacement shelter for the pigs. Once I had finished removing the collapsed shack and my hard-on had gone down I went back to the house. Where Paula told that the hardware did have a kit that would be good for the pig's shelter and she had arranged for them to deliver it straight away and had put it on my account. That was about 10 am and the hardware was prompt and the kit was on site at 12 noon. As I unpacked the kit's 6 pieces, Paula read the instructions and said it needed 2 people to erect it and I said I think I can handle it I don't need to hire anyone. Paula told me that she would help me and stop being so pig-headed. I accepted her help and suggestion that we place it on cinder blocks so we could concrete the floor as recommended in the instructions. It only took an hour and a half to erect and prepare for the cement. As I was putting all the pigs in the barn Paula rang and order the cement delivery and I put some bricks down inside the new pigsty and put some steel mesh down for reinforcing in the concrete. At 4 pm the cement truck arrived and with Paula's help, I had it finished by half past 5 and we both returned to the house to bath and then have to have dinner. Without thinking I asked her if she wanted me to wash her back and she replied if you want too, okay. I was delighted and shocked at the same time and so I joined her in the shower. it took longer than if we had showered alone, but it wouldn't have as enjoyable. After we had dinner and cleaned the dishes and were sitting I asked her to sleep with me that night and she agreed. We have been sleeping together ever since and when her daughter Glenda and family came for a visit, Glenda remarked that Paula looked like her old self again and we must be good for each other. I asked Glenda so you think we should marry do you and she replied you'll be mad if you don't. So I turned towards Paula and said Glenda thinks we should marry and so how about you and me get hitched and Paula replied okay if the rest of the family agreed. We both smiled and Glenda thought we were having her on and she rang her siblings and my children and then told us both. That the entire family agreed we should marry and as mom has accepted your proposal they expecting the wedding invitations with in the next couple of weeks. Alright by me I said and Paula by me also. The wedding is on the 23rd and I couldn't be happier.