Heat!
The past few days have been hot, not terribly hot, but hot is hot. On the weather last night, however, the forecaster said that towards the end of the week, we are going to suffer with “volcano heat.” Lovely. Yesterday I went
Month: June 2012
This has to be a new record …
I didn’t write at all this week … damn, guess that means I’ve been busy and I have been. It seems like the tasks are never ending. This week was particularly compromised because we went to the Denver Farmer’s Market for the
June 15 Newsletter
The new goal is to send out a weekly newsletter to cut down on the length of what I have been sending you all. Remember, if you do not want to receive these e-mails, just reply with “unsubscribe” and I’ll promptly remove
Taming of the Jungle has progressed!
I made good progress in the garden yesterday. I need to do a bit more today, not quite as much which is good. I got most of the tomatoes trimmed and tied up, planted more green beans and planted the poor seedlings
The garden’s on the agenda today …
As is laundry and getting Wally his computer. He asks for so little and I know he wants a computer of his own. I love this man dearly! Anything I can do to make him happy makes me happy. He’s so easy
Back to the drawing board …
I was so hoping the electric poultry netting would hold the rabbits. Wally and I got it set up Sunday afternoon and installed seven rabbits in it. They ran around and played for quite a while. A few came close to the
Today’s the Day …
I have to kill and process rabbits on my own. I hope I can do it. I’d like to get three done today and three more tomorrow. Finally, we have rabbits big enough to process. We got three inches of rain yesterday!
Spellcast Farm May and June Newsletter
Spellcast Farm May and June, 2012 Newsletter Greetings from Michelle, Wally and all the critters at Spellcast Farm! Okay, we are now on track with regular newsletters. But I have to admit that the reason why a newsletter is going out now
Big Relief!!!
I lost sleeping worrying last night; I expect Wally did as well. Poncho, the Jersey bull, who had gotten so rowdy, was scheduled to go to the processor today and we were both worried about getting him loaded. While I milked, Wally
Settling into the Farmer’s Market
It’s becoming routine now and people are starting to get to know us. Two different people stopped by to tell us how good the rabbit and chicken was that they bought and one bought another chicken and the other reserved a rabbit