SageHill
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They leave a hole in our hearts and a legacy for others to follow 
fuzzi's "Gardens and Chickens...and Goats? Oh My!" Journal and More Thread
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fuzzi
Loving the herd life
And this is my current canine Cleo.
Her best bud, Debbie, is in the box.
When I had to have Tirzah (my GSD/Lab) put down I wanted another dog asap. I saw an ad for an older dog on one of the rescue sites. Cleo was 7ish, and was listed as dog, cat, and chicken friendly!
She came home with us "on trial" in January 2019. She stayed.
Lately Cleo's really showing her age, falling often, acting confused. Our vet says she has degenerative joint disease, so I know her time is limited, and more precious for that reason.
Mothering 4 week old Debbie (2021)
"Loooove you!"
Her best bud, Debbie, is in the box.
When I had to have Tirzah (my GSD/Lab) put down I wanted another dog asap. I saw an ad for an older dog on one of the rescue sites. Cleo was 7ish, and was listed as dog, cat, and chicken friendly!
She came home with us "on trial" in January 2019. She stayed.
Lately Cleo's really showing her age, falling often, acting confused. Our vet says she has degenerative joint disease, so I know her time is limited, and more precious for that reason.
Mothering 4 week old Debbie (2021)
"Loooove you!"
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fuzzi
Loving the herd life
Chicken Update
Priscilla, one of the pullets, checks out a pumpkin I placed in the run area.
The young'uns: Joanna, Silas, Esther, Priscilla, with Zacchaeus at the bottom. Zacchaeus is almost 6 months, the others are 6 weeks younger.
Silas needs to be rehomed, come and get him!
The three matriarchs: Hannah, Martha, Rahab (19 months)
Not pictured: my three Dominique hens, 18 months old.
Priscilla, one of the pullets, checks out a pumpkin I placed in the run area.
The young'uns: Joanna, Silas, Esther, Priscilla, with Zacchaeus at the bottom. Zacchaeus is almost 6 months, the others are 6 weeks younger.
Silas needs to be rehomed, come and get him!
The three matriarchs: Hannah, Martha, Rahab (19 months)
Not pictured: my three Dominique hens, 18 months old.
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fuzzi
Loving the herd life
As of today I have my estimate and COI (Certificate of Insurance) for two tree services, will be scheduling the clearing of the downed trees, which is the FIRST step in my goat plan.
Is it too soon to start my own journal thread?
Is it too soon to start my own journal thread?
Baymule
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No it’s not too soon to start a journal thread. I have all kinds of threads. My journal, each one of my dogs have a journal, I do a lambing journal each year.
Go for it!
Go for it!
SageHill
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Never too soon!As of today I have my estimate and COI (Certificate of Insurance) for two tree services, will be scheduling the clearing of the downed trees, which is the FIRST step in my goat plan.
Is it too soon to start my own journal thread?
farmerjan
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No offense... I thought this was your journal thread....
Finnie
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This totally makes a great journal! I don’t think anybody cares what section of the forum it’s in. If we are watching it, we will see your new posts.
Baymule
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You can ask support to move it. Do a @ no space, and Support and ask for it to be moved to the journal forum. You can edit the name of the thread with your name and journal. Then when you post something new, we’ll know it’s you!
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