Thanks to the fortress-like fencing now around the veggie garden and strawberry patch, we are managing to enjoy quite the harvest already.
Did you know you can assess the dispositions of horses and cattle (but not us goats, darn) based on how hair grows in whorls ("cowlicks”) on their foreheads?
Trouble with the chickens these days. They are flying over the veggie garden fence and destroying it.
Yesterday was my Mom’s 63rd birthday. Boy, is she old! Dad thinks so too, so to make her feel better, he got her an extra-special present this year.
People sometimes ask my Mom how she takes good pictures. Mom says it’s easy if you do the right things.
Mom likes lots of plants most folks call weeds. We do too, because they’re yummy!
Ideally suited for small-farm production, easy-care hair-sheep breeds have come a long way from their beginnings 10,000 years ago.
Second-stage labor begins when a fluid-filled bubble appears in the birthing mom’s vulva (sometimes the bubble bursts before or while the baby’s born and that’s all right too).
