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I came down with a nasty stomach flu Tuesday morning and was flat out for all of Tuesday and most of Wednesday. I’m feeling better now, but I’m behind the eight-ball catching up. This morning didn’t go so well. Angel was a
We didn’t get as much done this weekend as I would have liked, but sometimes that’s the way it goes. The kid pen is completely covered and hopefully it will stay that way. I’ve milked four mornings in a row now. It
I was asked what the difference in taste was between goat milk and cow milk. Originally, I didn’t think there was any difference. When I was drinking goat milk last year, it taste like milk. I haven’t drunk goat milk in several
Yesterday, I got a letter from the North Carolina Employment Securities Commission letting me know that I qualified for another 12.8 weeks of unemployment. That’s a relief. In addition to that little bit of good news, two interesting paralegal opportunities came up
So much for the plans to feed the cats outside. It just wasn’t going to happen. You’ve probably heard the saying: Cats rule and dogs drool. It’s quite true. I decided it was less effort to wash the kitchen floor every day
I went out this morning to feed everyone and discovered one of Addie’s babies was almost dead. I thought he was dead until I picked him up and he moved. I brought him into the house and tried to warm him up,
Mondays, in general, seem to suck. I don’t know what it is. Maybe it’s the anxiety attack I suffer until I know my unemployment deposit hits my bank account (which it didn’t do this past Monday because of the holiday). Maybe it’s
Addie kidded yesterday afternoon. I was very glad to have that done. I didn’t feel like things were going all that well with her. Wally had to help deliver the first kid because his head was bent backwards. The second one came
We have four inches of snow on the ground. The weather forecast said we’d get a dusting to an inch. Sure … I guess we are in good company. Forty-nine of the 50 states now have snow on the ground. What a
We are back to only having dogs and cats in the house. I sent the lamb to live with my friend Janice. I know Janice was dying to get her (she loves bottle babies) and this farm is really not a good