Not a banner morning …
It started out fine. Wally and I got to watch two deer travel through the backyard. I caught Merlin and brought him up towards the house to put fly spray on him and his new fly mask. Ditto with Al Bin. I
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It started out fine. Wally and I got to watch two deer travel through the backyard. I caught Merlin and brought him up towards the house to put fly spray on him and his new fly mask. Ditto with Al Bin. I
We’ve been busy … way too busy for as hot as it’s been. I’ve almost fainted several times from the heat. It’s brutal out there. Poor Wally was trimming the goats’ hooves yesterday. It was early, but still awfully hot. He was
Both Wally and I have been going back and forth as to which puppy to keep. It’s been a very difficult decision. We both kept leaning towards Kishi, but there have been some recent developments in her temperament that I haven’t been
and stay in the house all day in the A/C. I broached bringing the goats (one at a time of course) into the mud room to milk where it’s cool. It got vetoed. Damn! Oh well, I want to make some yogurt
What seems like years ago, and it may very well have been years ago, I made a hay feeder for the goats. It worked okay, but the babies would often crawl into it and get stuck and of course while they were
Okay, this heat wave can stop any day now. We are into our 12th straight day of 90+ heat with no end in sight. I go out and work on the garden, check the animals, etc. for 30 minutes or so, then
I often get e-mails from people telling me how much they enjoyed my book, Raising Cats Naturally. The other day, I got a wonderful e-mail from a woman in Canada. She wrote: “It has been a great pleasure and honour to meet
Hitching Area: Pictured are left to right Fennel, Billy and Heavenly. Milk parlor: Pictured are Addie and Beetaloo.
I got him stuck in the manure pit yesterday. Had to call Wally to leave work and pull him out with the Big Red truck. Poor Yoda. We finished another raised bed yesterday. In keeping up with the Fabulous Beekman Boys (that’s
I’m starting to feel downright unemployable. That’s a sad feeling, but I’m sure I’m not the only one. A friend of mine sent me a link to an article that indicated that employers were only considering individuals who were currently employed. I