Happily, my 1 handed typing has somewhat (and occasionally) returned to 2 handed typing. And the peasants rejoiced! Hopefully, this may mean I can update more frequently than once every 3-4 months.
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Showing posts with label george. Show all posts
Showing posts with label george. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Spring Babies Bigger!!
All the spring babies have gotten so much bigger! The tiny little puppies are already 10 weeks old, the chickens and ducks look like a giant yard of chickens and ducks instead of a yard of chicken nuggents for hawks.
And yes, that one on the far side, it is a sheep.
George is still doing well. We've moved him to the Rabbitry for now until we can figure out how to help him get around better (if that's possible). But with him out there, he gets a morning jaunt out in the grass every day when I clean his cage and refill his food and water. He can't walk along for more than about an hour, but he seems to enjoy it.
Happily, my 1 handed typing has somewhat (and occasionally) returned to 2 handed typing. And the peasants rejoiced! Hopefully, this may mean I can update more frequently than once every 3-4 months.
These are 2 of our 2 Flemish Giant babies! These are from the first litter we had ever with Hugo and Bernadette. If we don't sell them, then yes, they will be snackums.
The Girl and her doggie Rupert.
My Magpie boy.
My pretty girl.
Happily, my 1 handed typing has somewhat (and occasionally) returned to 2 handed typing. And the peasants rejoiced! Hopefully, this may mean I can update more frequently than once every 3-4 months.
Friday, December 27, 2013
George!
Posting has been a little slow lately - I tore a tendon in my left wrist when one of our guineas got out and I can only type 1 handed. I keep hoping it's going to magically get better, but it hasn't improved in the last month at all. So 1 handed it is.
We hand a misfortune hatch of a duck, George. His legs are backwards and so are his feet. We keep promising ourselves we'll do the humane thing if he can't act duck-like anymore, but so far he's doing good!
We like us some George.
We've also decided to refine the bunny program a little bit. Instead of Netherland Dwarfs and meat rabbits - have Netherland Dwarfs and Flemish. We've already gotten our doe. She's gorgeous! And super friendly, she sticks her little nose up to be petted. We're going to try to go this weekend to pick up a new Flemish buck, but then we'll get rid of all the meat bunnies. It's been a year and still none of us has any want or desire to eat a bunny. It seems like a bad reason to raise them. People love those Netherland Dwarfs though. Those sell fast!
We hand a misfortune hatch of a duck, George. His legs are backwards and so are his feet. We keep promising ourselves we'll do the humane thing if he can't act duck-like anymore, but so far he's doing good!
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| Fuzzy watching George |
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| The Flemish Doe |
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