Monthly Archives: October 2005

Photo Friday:Conspicuous

Our dilapidated old shed with Rafe’s bright yellow Tonka parked inside. Conspicuous evidence of his playtime here. Make your entry at Photo Friday.

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Spuds

The potato and onion harvest is in. Into the garage, anyway. We have yet to haul them down to the basement for winter storage, but for now an empty cattle tank works. One group is definitely a red potato. The … Continue reading

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Chicken, or Dust Bunny?

Our one remaining Silky is still here. She waits around for the Araucanas to lay their little blue eggs, and then she sits on their eggs for them. She’s such a sweetie!

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Another installment

of “One of These Things is Not Like the Others” (You can see the first installment here.)

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Up, Up and Away

In honor of Public Power Week Osage Municipal Utilities held an open house for their customers. So Matt got to spend the day giving bucket truck rides to kids. The girls love it when they get to ride with Dad. … Continue reading

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Brrrr!

Happy and Blue 2 posted today that winter has officially started in Canada. It feels like winter here in northern Iowa, too. Two days ago it was 90 degrees (I was SO glad we didn’t still have chickens on pasture) … Continue reading

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"We must eat them to save them."

That right there is the philosophy behind Heritage Foods USA , serving up rare and heritage breeds of pork, lamb, poultry and other things direct from the farmer to you. My “pretty cool” link-o-the-day.

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The Boy, He Likes Honey

Good thing we just ordered 6 pints from one of Matt’s bosses that keeps bees!

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