For your viewing pleasure, a few pictures of the …

For your viewing pleasure, a few pictures of the chicks as they were hatching out this afternoon. Because it can take up to 24 hours between the first and last egg, and because there are still several eggs left that have yet to crack open, I’ll be leaving the contest open until this evening. Tomorrow’s [...]

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River Glen hatchlings!

Little peeping fluffies have begun to invade the incubator. We started with 20 blue eggs. How many do you think will hatch? Leave your guess and may you’ll win…

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Wild Horses and Eggs

The eggs are due to hatch this weekend. However, I’m hearing no peeping sounds coming from them, which doesn’t give me much hope. Incubation is 21 days, but they can hatch a day early or late. If there’s nothing by the end of Sunday, then I’m going to have to throw them out. Disappointing, [...]

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Bale of hay to feed sheep: $8 Hiring someone to s…

Bale of hay to feed sheep: $8

Hiring someone to shear wool: $6 per sheep

Look on ram’s face when lambs think they can get milk out of his ‘udder’?
Yup. ‘Udderly’ priceless!

Say what? Hey…stop that!
I was picking up Darling from school the other day, and because I was early and had [...]

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Tell Me it Ain’t So!

Two Hearts are Better Than One
Congratulations, Mikki Jo! Your re-thought caption is just what I was looking for! Pop me an email with your addy, and I’ll get the note cards right out to you.
And for the rest of you, your names will be entered into the drawing, along with all other Winsday caption [...]

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