My suburban side is coming out, I feel like a frozen fish out of water. The more farmish people in my life are constantly reassuring me that chubby, shaggy, draft horses can handle this weather. They must be right because Morrissey looks thoroughly unimpressed by the whole ordeal. I promise I'll try to update with a photo, the next time I venture out to check on her.
My goats are due this month. I can't wait to meet them! I feel for the goat farmers delivering in this weather. Hopefully, it will warm up in time for them! I joined a Farmish Link List! Check it out!
It is no fun dealing with frozen water I know. We’ve had days below zero and had to change ours 5 or 6 times a day. I can’t wait to see your babies. Are you going to sell them or keep them? So glad you linked up with Farm Friend Friday--glad to meet you and I’m now following your blog.
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I'm buying two baby nubian goats this year. I plan on showing them and making soap once they freshen. Thanks for having Farm Friend Friday and for following, I love your blog!
ReplyDeleteIf you want winter, come on up to Iowa and join us! We'll show you how to do winter! Of course, that's why my kids aren't due until mid-March, and then not all of them. Hope you manage to stay warm! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love your blog title - that alone attracted me, but I'll be back to read more!
ReplyDeleteSmart thinking edenhills! Thanks pondside! Welcome I hope you enjoy it!
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