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Life on the Farm: Changes

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Life on the Farm. Monday, September 22, 2008. The corn came down this weekend. I don't know why, but it makes me sad. As it grows over the summer, it provides a protection for us from the wind and insulates us from the world. I think the only ones who are happy about the corn being cut are the chickens. I am watching them from the kitchen window as they forage for any lost treasures. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Black gold, Texas tea. Alan and Cami's Blog.

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Life on the Farm: Circling the Wagons

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Life on the Farm. Thursday, October 9, 2008. Every day the news seems to bring more depressing news about the economy. One of the main reasons we decided to try out this farming experiment was to learn to be more self-sufficient. The prophet and apostles. Are always counseling church members to build up a year's supply of food. Stay out of debt, and follow the word of wisdom. It has been something that has been on my mind lately. Does anyone have any thoughts on this? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Life on the Farm: April 2008

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Life on the Farm. Monday, April 21, 2008. Spring Kittens, part 2. The other cat is doing well. One of the babies died the first night. She has 6 kittens left and just got moved into a larger kennel today as she was outgrowing the smaller crate we had them in. The new paint mare is doing well. Her leg is healing up nicely and she is able to trot on it. The vet was here today to give annual physicals and shots. She said the paint looks great and will be fine. Wednesday, April 16, 2008. In other news, we ha...

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Life on the Farm: Any Day Now...

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Life on the Farm. Tuesday, February 2, 2010. Miss Primrose is almost ready to "freshen," or so I am told by my Mennonite neighbor. In the next couple of weeks, I will play midwife to a 1,500 pound Jersey-Holstein mix mama. I must be crazy. My wife and i got [url=http:/ www.parissaclongchampfr.com]sac longchamp[/url] quite. Peaceful that Edward could carry out his. Precious recommendations he was given while. Using the site. longchamp pliage ,It is now and again perplexing to just be giving for free.

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Life on the Farm: Back from hiatus

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Life on the Farm. Wednesday, June 10, 2009. It was a long, cold, lonely winter. Many thoughts of selling the place have been forefront in the family discussions. I think we need to stay for one more year until Nick gets out of high school. Summer is fast approaching and lots of projects are underway. The roof will need to be scraped and painted this year. Whoever thought it was a great idea to slap a coat of house paint on galvanized steel was not very bright. Anyway, not much else to report on.

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Life on the Farm: September 2008

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Life on the Farm. Monday, September 22, 2008. The corn came down this weekend. I don't know why, but it makes me sad. As it grows over the summer, it provides a protection for us from the wind and insulates us from the world. I think the only ones who are happy about the corn being cut are the chickens. I am watching them from the kitchen window as they forage for any lost treasures. Monday, September 8, 2008. Black gold, Texas tea. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Life on the Farm: Black gold, Texas tea

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Life on the Farm. Monday, September 8, 2008. Black gold, Texas tea. Ok, so I learned something new this week. Heating oil does not look like car oil, it looks more like gasoline. I just always had this image in my mind of a thick black liquid that cost me so much to heat my home. Heating oil is actually a thin, red liquid. September 27, 2008 at 11:41 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Black gold, Texas tea. Alan and Cami's Blog. Michael Yon - Dispatches from Iraq.

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Life on the Farm: Catch Up

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Life on the Farm. Sunday, July 13, 2008. Ok, it is catch up time. I am severely negligent in my blog entries these past couple of months. I have no good excuse other than just plain old being busy. There is still some painting inside the fireplace and we need to move in a desk for the computer. But for the most part, we have everything set up. Our kittens are getting to be almost full grown. They are really entertaining, but I am ready for them to go to deserving homes! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Life on the Farm: October 2008

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Life on the Farm. Tuesday, October 28, 2008. Some moms bake cookies with their kids. And others slaughter chickens! Truer words have never been spoken, and these were, by a co-worker who thought it quite hysterical that we have embarked on this latest adventure. We finally got some spayed! I worried these past two nights as the weather has been blustery. The babies need to be kept at about 90 degrees because they don't have a lot to keep them warm. They seem to be doing ok with the heat lamp and ...I thr...

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Life on the Farm: July 2008

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Life on the Farm. Sunday, July 13, 2008. Ok, it is catch up time. I am severely negligent in my blog entries these past couple of months. I have no good excuse other than just plain old being busy. There is still some painting inside the fireplace and we need to move in a desk for the computer. But for the most part, we have everything set up. Our kittens are getting to be almost full grown. They are really entertaining, but I am ready for them to go to deserving homes! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).