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I had to post this just for Terri She had a picture of their Lab on the couch, and I told her our dogs must be sister, separated at birth!! This is Bailey's favorite spot (when she doesn't get caught!!)
We started on this journey 17 years ago, pretty much with no clue what we were doing. Hubby and I were both public school graduates, who leaped, both feet first, into the world of homeschooling with our five children. The three oldest had a year or two under their belt, the youngest two never stepped inside a school building. It was hard, wonderful, scary and fulfilling all at the same time. I know that is one my greatest achievements here on this earth. The first day of school picture looks very different this year. Just him and I. My baby (not so much). Things change as they get older, learning to read and write is taken over by career goals and job searches. Making sure they can balance a checkbook, do laundry, and boil water for food (the struggle is real 😊😊) I find myself missing the days of reading out loud as all six of us pile on the couch in the afternoon. But as I see our four oldest ones, and the adults they have become, some married, one a mom, all working and livi
Getting more serious about farming;) A project daughter and I am working on...very exciting! Soap making supplies!! My studio...um I mean corner. oldest daughters stuff in corners younger daughters stuff in corners My Christmas gift from family, very exciting! Books I am reading today Making homemade mayo. You will never buy store bought again! YUM! What is happening in your neck of the woods?
Tripp and Tiberius and Momma Most farmers have roosters that let them know it is time to get up. Not us, we picked goats. That silly face staring at you is Robin. She is one of the six goats that live here at Tail Spin Farm. She is my alarm clock these days. If I am not out to feed them before 5:45 a.m. she lets me know it is time at 5:46. She has also taught the "new guys on the block", Tripp and Tiberius how things work so they have now joined her in her early morning tirade of goat song. I wouldn't mind it so much, except for the neighbors who live pretty close to us (we do all our "farming" on an acre!). I would hate for there to be an issue in regards to this. So I continue my early morning trip out to the barn hoping to beat her up. I am just waiting for the hot days of summer and knowing that both neighbors have central air and their windows will be shut tight and I won't have to worry so much about waking someone early in the morning
Somehow my comment didn't post here the other day~ they do look like twins! Bailey looks pretty comfy!
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