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Done and back home and in for the night. Must've been a wreck or something on the interstate... traffic is terrible on my road heading north. I hate all the traffic that uses this as an alternative to the interstate and main route 11, when there is a backup on the interstate. Checked all the...

Seems like 3 pm and after gets to be lunch time around here !!!! The sun came up over the hill. Breeze out and it has been chilly. Pretty but chilly. Sweatshirt weather for me... Got the clothes on the line and started some vacuuming... DS texted... he was at the pasture getting the panels...

Chilly 41 this morning.... a bunch of clouds out there... they will pass and sun again today. Tonight is supposed to be colder..... Forecast now has a 20% chance of possible stray scattered showers on Friday.... but not much they say... The good thing is , the temps are going to be colder...

No school?????

Regarding the post by @Blue Sky ....... No offense to any man on here... but in general..... STUBBORN THICKHEADED MEN.......:he:he:he:he:he:he:he:he:barnie:barnie:barnie:barnie:th:th:th

Yeah, the intact males are very aggressive and very rough with any female.... have heard of them badly hurting the female llamas when breeding them also.

I am not drinking as much as I should either... Trying to make a definite effort to hydrate more... have had leg cramps more than I used to. I used the Theraworx and it is GREAT stuff....

I have to take a little issue with the comment on the gelding llama's... our female llamas were the best I have ever seen for working together to take care of the sheep.... the males were not near as attentive. Did not work together near as well....

Not to be stupid... but what is the difference in a "garage ready freezer" from a "normal freezer" ??????

Came in for a rather late lunch. It was 56 overnight so not so cold... hit 73 today. The sun has been playing with some clouds that keep passing through but that is okay . Got up and went up to snyder's..... the 2 silly heifers had gotten back over the wire back in with the rest... and of...

Got a $50 "college size " refridge in the barn for the cattle meds and vaccines... Have a bigger fridge that died that we use for all the stuff we do not want the da#@ed groundhogs and raccoons and mice getting into... just left it there and put the mini fridge on top. Except for the new Midea...

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I have the convertible Midea freezer from Lowes.... It is the biggest upright they make... and am fairly pleased with it. Runs good... The little shelf holders on the inside are not very wide... so real heavy stuff on the shelf causes it to bow a little and they have slipped off the holders on...

:welcome I'm in Va. Love to look at rabbits, love the fur on the Rex.... too tender hearted to kill them but would love a coat with their fur.... OH WELL:idunno. We have cattle, sheep, chickens, gardens.....

Hi from the western side of Va near the mountains.

Friday evening. Seems I have not been keeping up as good as I should. 41 overnight... Up to 72 this afternoon. It was chilly and breezy this morning.. some clouds to the south and west. Forecast said there were a few scattered showers but nothing much. Didn't feel like any rain... They...

Gourd looks like what we called a bottle neck gourd... like the pics that @rachels.haven posted. It would be the swans neck one. If you pick it when it is frost time... let it dry out. completely..... the seeds inside will rattle...once the inside "flesh" dries up. No, not edible...

48 to start, sun coming over the hill. Light breeze out there. Got the bottles in the trays for testing this afternoon. There was a line at the co-op so not going to worry about getting the car inspected today. Will try to leave in plenty of time to go to the DMV though, and see about...

Sheep are normally shorn once a year.... unless in very hot climates... but the idea is to get a wool staple length that is long enough to be able make something with it. Hence once a year, normally in the spring when the weather is starting to warm up. In colder climates that wool keeps his...

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