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Rafe’s kindergarten teacher got an incubator and some hatching eggs for their class this spring. Quite an exciting event for them! I don’t remember how many eggs they started out with but finally 3 hatched, right during class on Thursday. … Continue reading →

Calf #3 shows off his flexibility. It gives me a charlie horse just to look at him! 3 years ago: Virginia bluebells 2 years ago: The baby parade continues 1 year ago: Seeing double

It’s just like in the card game, where you say “Uno!” when you’re down to your last card. This awful spring we’re having – they’re calling for snow on Sunday – has us down to the last pig in the … Continue reading →

Number Six’s baby gives Star a sniff and decides he prefers his mother to the nanny. 1 year ago: Cow hip lifter

This is the look I got, trying to get a picture of Number Six’s new calf. She’s actually one of our more docile cows. But still, she didn’t appreciate me going all paparazzi, climbing on top of cornstalk bales trying … Continue reading →

Jeannelle @ Midlife by Farmlight tagged me last week. I’m supposed to post one picture of the view from my front door, and one picture of the view from my back door. Of course when it comes to pictures, I … Continue reading →

The broiler chickens have come to associate me with food. When I come in the garage they all run to the end of the brooder and try to peep over the edge to see if I’m filling their feeders. 3 … Continue reading →

…yes, Zorro is still cute! 3 years ago: Monday 2 years ago: Take 2 1 year ago: Chicks will pick a sunny spot on the floor

Yes, I have the humor level of a 12-year-old boy. As the broiler chickens lose their baby feathers they sometimes end up with bare butts for a while, looking a little like baboons. They definitely don’t stay in the cute … Continue reading →

I said I wasn’t going to post anymore pictures of wet little calves. But I was clicking through my files and came across this one of Zorro from last week. And it’s just so cute I can’t stand it. I … Continue reading →