Welcome to our little farm blog!
I really cannot say what this blog will truly be about. We are going to have to wait and see what develops. One thing I do know for sure this blog is not for teaching! We don't always do things the right way and we are still learning. More than anything this blog will serve as a personal record for me to look back to see how far we have come and what we have learned.
I debated just writing a personal diary but some family and friends have expressed interest in the goings on around these parts so here we go...
Bertha and her 9 piglets
26 chickens
Two cats, Sweets and Chubbs
One Giraffe named Beanstalk
One Husband and One Wife
I really cannot say what this blog will truly be about. We are going to have to wait and see what develops. One thing I do know for sure this blog is not for teaching! We don't always do things the right way and we are still learning. More than anything this blog will serve as a personal record for me to look back to see how far we have come and what we have learned.
I debated just writing a personal diary but some family and friends have expressed interest in the goings on around these parts so here we go...
For starters here is what our farm currently houses.
Two cows, Cremy and Ginger |
| L to R - Cremy, Bertha, Ginger |
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| One of Bertha's piglets about two weeks old |
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| I named all the Rhode Island Red hens Betty. They all look alike. |
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| Sammy the rooster and part of his flock. |
Two dogs, Dakota and Sadie
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| Sadie watching over Bertha's piglets |
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| Dakota |
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| Chubbs |
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| Sweets |
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| Just Kidding - this guy lives at the Cleveland Zoo. |
One Husband and One Wife
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| Jeremy is the "farmer", I'm the one that stops him from buying a giraffe. |
Hahaha. I was about to flip out when I saw the giraffe. LOVE THEM! You should start a giraffe farm :P
ReplyDeleteI love the farm blog! It's so cute and country! Keep it coming Tash... your writing makes me laugh every time and your pictures are beautiful :)
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