I have a precious new member in the goat herd. Honey Dear had her baby on Valentine's Day at 8:00 A.M.--perfectly on her due date. None of the other brats have had their kids yet--they like keeping me in suspense. Honey Dear had a tiny little baby girl that I named Cherish, and she is taking such good care of her! Boy, is that baby ever feisty. She was running and jumping in and out of the barn and pretending she was eating hay with the big kids by the time she was two days old! Cherish has a little gray nose and is cute as a button.
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2/23/2011 01:31:17 pm
I found your blog whilst looking for info on Emmetts growing climate. Neat to find one of my favorite fibers grown there! I'm also a spinner. My family may relocate in a few years down your way. I live up near Orofino.
Darcy
2/25/2011 12:58:43 am
Great to hear from you! I have a fairly rickety old camera, but I'm working on being better about pictures. Especially the new baby--so precious! My best site for Emmett's planting weather is http://www.usbr.gov/pn/agrimet/webarcread.html for the Parma weather station, which is the closest station to Emmett with historical soil temperature data. Leave a Reply. |
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