Feed on
Posts
Comments

Archive for the ‘Uncategorized’ Category

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjnvSQuv-H4
I LOVE reggae, this song, and Bobby Mcferrin. Dave and I were talking about the song and found this utube presentation. Ain’t technology grand

Read Full Post »

The way it is…

as opposed to the way it used to be.
Gas used to be 28 cents a gallon (I’m old ) For $3 I could fill my my VW Beetle and drive for a month. Hamburger was 4 pounds for a dollar. Hay used to be $1/bale. And it used to rain in northeast Georgia.  The [...]

Read Full Post »

This is worth reading:

Thank you, Shannon, for posting such a timely post.  Hope you don’t mind that I pass it around
http://kenleighacres.wordpress.com/2008/06/23/changing-with-the-times/

Read Full Post »

Can you fix that?

A month or so ago, I received a phone call from a person that had a few Jacob Sheep. While on the phone, she pointed me to her online pictures.  Pretty sheep and I hope she’ll be inspired to register. We moved on to my online pictures.  “your ewes have horns that stick way out.” [...]

Read Full Post »

Opsimath - pretty neat word, don’t you think? As someone that is fast approaching “late in life” and still learning, I guess that’s me.  I’m an opsimath. I used to be an episcopalian until I was 13. I’m not an episcopalian anymore, but it’s a still word that has its own melody.
It’s been a busy [...]

Read Full Post »

WOW! Viva looks dwarfed by Sasha and Dulcea! Looks like it’s weaning time. 

Read Full Post »

There is a great new bandage available that has a taste that dogs don’t like, so they don’t pick at their dressings. It’s called a “no chew” bandage.  Lucy, our pit-iful bull, got one yesterday. We traded her toe and my check for this wonderful invention.  If you’ve kept up with my blog, you know [...]

Read Full Post »

I combined a wonderful visit with family in Maryland with a trip to the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival. While I do enjoy seeing spinning and weaving equipment, I wouldn’t go if it weren’t for the chance to see Jacob Sheep and visit with other Jacob Sheep breeders. It was great to finally [...]

Read Full Post »

Spring!

Spring is here in all its fire and glory, a gallimaufry (is that a neat word or what!) of thunderstorms and gentle breezes, misty days and blazing sun.
 
Flowers are blooming and the bugs are here.

The bunnies are growing and starting to get fluffy. This little girl is a harlequin angora.

The ewes get to head out [...]

Read Full Post »

Or so it seems.  Spending time at the computer on a gorgeous spring/summer (it was hot! here today) just doesn’t compute.
Since I refused to go to town for the last 2 weeks after surgery on my lip for fear of frightening small children, I did have some extra time at home. It’s amazing how much [...]

Read Full Post »

Older Posts »