So much new here, where do I start? Last week, we took Eddy and Ely to an alpaca farm to share the services of a professional shearer. They are now so skinny and small!
Here are som
e pictures from that day.
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self-guided travel with 3 kids
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A Horse/Life Blog
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After all, who else is there... well except for aliens
A new life on an old farm
Writing to heal, grow, and inspire.
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A good story can transform the way that you see the world.
Spending time in our urban oasis planting seeds and talking about it
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Living Simply, Thoughtfully...and with Chickens
Our Bodies. Our Families. Our Lives. We all have stories we should share. We're more alike than we know.
What they never taught me in teacher school.
Today's the day! The sun is shining, the tank is clean, and we're getting out of...
Grumpy old woman raises goats, creates neat stuff, and rants about the world.
Definitely older, possibly wiser....
A Journey of Life and Caregiving
A blog full of humorous and poignant observations.
19th century Novels with a Little Romance
My Mom's journey with Alzheimer's Disease
Katahdin Sheep, Chickens, Ducks, Dogs and Novelist Adrienne Morris live here (with humans).
wool and wine to tractors and travel
Motherhood, Home Education and Getting Kids Outdoors in the Peak District
spiritual adventures in the real world
self-guided travel with 3 kids
Food, Road Trips & Notes from the Non-Profit Underground
A Horse/Life Blog
Living a step back in time
The latest news on WordPress.com and the WordPress community.
After all, who else is there... well except for aliens
A new life on an old farm
Writing to heal, grow, and inspire.
Ravings of a Mad Southerner
A good story can transform the way that you see the world.
Spending time in our urban oasis planting seeds and talking about it
Making Our Values Real
Living Simply, Thoughtfully...and with Chickens
Our Bodies. Our Families. Our Lives. We all have stories we should share. We're more alike than we know.
What they never taught me in teacher school.
Today's the day! The sun is shining, the tank is clean, and we're getting out of...
Grumpy old woman raises goats, creates neat stuff, and rants about the world.
Definitely older, possibly wiser....
A Journey of Life and Caregiving
A blog full of humorous and poignant observations.
19th century Novels with a Little Romance
My Mom's journey with Alzheimer's Disease
Katahdin Sheep, Chickens, Ducks, Dogs and Novelist Adrienne Morris live here (with humans).
If only losing that “padded” look was so easy for the rest of us! Looking good, Eddy and Ely. 😉
So true!