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Bridgemoof
Overrun with beasties
I love how you guys are dragging your hubbies over to the computer to show them my stuff, 
That makes me feel good!
Ugh, I'm losing the battle with the NY trip. I stated my case and said I don't want any argument over it. Argument ensued. He said he would find somebody who knew about goats and sheep and chickens to come over and watch over the critters. I'm not convinced that there would be a suitable person out there to take care of my babies. At least Tim agreed his brother might not be the best man for the job. Duh.
I think the pigs are being moved outside tomorrow. We had a nice couple come and look at them the other day and they were VERY interested, they were going to get them for Xmas for their kids. Then they called the next day and were concerned about how big they would get (as is everybody), especially since the parents aren't here on the premises to see. The pigs are just UGH, they get into all kinds of trouble. I LOVE them and want to make sure they go to a good home. We can't put them in our little fenced in backyard area because they are tearing up all the sod. So we have to make a fenced off area somewhere out there by the barn and make some kind of shelter for them. That's on Tim's TO DO list. His list is long. Of course he dug his own grave with those piggies...
We brought the Jacobs up to meet the new Jacobs. A LOT of running around, head butting, and Uriah was after one of the females bad. She wouldn't stand still for him, and they were running around in circles forever. I am not sure what the deal was there, whether she was in heat, I just don't know. Well I sure hope they end up getting along by tomorrow morning, because I have to go in there to let the chickens out and feed everybody.
My farm visit today was so nice. What a beautiful place. They have about 25 acres, 20 Romney sheep and 2 llamas. They had grass. They also have a vineyard, and they do weddings there in their big red barn. So nice!
We need a sleepy emoticon, don't we? Tired.
That makes me feel good!Ugh, I'm losing the battle with the NY trip. I stated my case and said I don't want any argument over it. Argument ensued. He said he would find somebody who knew about goats and sheep and chickens to come over and watch over the critters. I'm not convinced that there would be a suitable person out there to take care of my babies. At least Tim agreed his brother might not be the best man for the job. Duh.
I think the pigs are being moved outside tomorrow. We had a nice couple come and look at them the other day and they were VERY interested, they were going to get them for Xmas for their kids. Then they called the next day and were concerned about how big they would get (as is everybody), especially since the parents aren't here on the premises to see. The pigs are just UGH, they get into all kinds of trouble. I LOVE them and want to make sure they go to a good home. We can't put them in our little fenced in backyard area because they are tearing up all the sod. So we have to make a fenced off area somewhere out there by the barn and make some kind of shelter for them. That's on Tim's TO DO list. His list is long. Of course he dug his own grave with those piggies...
We brought the Jacobs up to meet the new Jacobs. A LOT of running around, head butting, and Uriah was after one of the females bad. She wouldn't stand still for him, and they were running around in circles forever. I am not sure what the deal was there, whether she was in heat, I just don't know. Well I sure hope they end up getting along by tomorrow morning, because I have to go in there to let the chickens out and feed everybody.
My farm visit today was so nice. What a beautiful place. They have about 25 acres, 20 Romney sheep and 2 llamas. They had grass.
They also have a vineyard, and they do weddings there in their big red barn. So nice!We need a sleepy emoticon, don't we? Tired.
In fact, I've already contacted a coopworth breeder about reserving a ewe lamb 
Lottie was sooo cute and SOOO little! 
But I'm not one to trespass anyways. I'm too much of a goodie-two-shoes. haha. And I'm flattered, lol. Next time you go outta town, lemme know so I can watch all your adorable sheepies! 
