What keeps you busy, Angie?

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Since late winter I have been busy doing some things on this little farm of ours. "Like what?" you may ask.

Well, let's see. We  have -

-built honey bee hives and installed 2 hives with queens.

- hatched geese (buff dewlap toulouse, grey dewlap toulouse, sebastopols, embdens and some mixed mutts)

- hatched ducks (silver appleyards)

- hatched chickens (blue/black/splash and buff orpingtons)

- hatched guineas (giant pearl)

- hatched turkeys (broad breasted and standard bronze)

- hatched coturnix quail (brown and golden)

- started a meat rabbitry - and seen the first mammals to be born on this little farm (Californian whites)

- bottle fed bucklings to sire my herd (2 nubian boers)

- got lambs (freisian milk sheep crosses)

- got a pig (pretty little hampshire girl)

- started a meal worm farm (for which to feed my quail)

- got kefir grains and culture my own kefir

- have scoby coming for my own kumbocha (yum living foods!)

What have you been doing?

 

 

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Hope said:

Checking your blog for updates.
Listening to my husband change his mind hourly.
Dealing with the ILs.
Stressing about something I need to tell you :)
Trying on clothes to see what will fit me for a trip to celebrate my Mom's 80th birthday.
Dog sitting.
Face it I look lazy compared to you, lol.

Miz S said:

Wondering what you are up to.
Relaxing.
Enjoying my daylilies.
Hanging out with my daughters.
Sorta kinda exercising.
Making pies.
Taking care of my doctor appts before the school year starts again.
Organizing.
Missing you.
But it makes me happy to hear about the hum of activity there on the farm.

kenju said:

Wondering about you and hoping you'd post soon.
Working on wedding flowers (occasionally).
Trying to be patient with mr. kenju.
Attending my birth mother's 85th birthday party.
Attending a 50th anniversary party.
Leaving Fri. for a wedding in DC.
Trying to stay cool.
Thinking about how to make some more money.

Getting tired thinking about all that you have done!!

What is a buckling? What is kumbocha?

stylishsunny said:

I just found your site today. I feel like I have a friend already. You are living the life I've always wanted. I have just learned how to can and was doing some searching and that is how I found your site. I'm having a lazy day, you make life look wonderful!

deb said:

I have been researching breeds of pigs for a future time period. I looked into the Tamworths because they are supposed to do well on forage. So, I am curious as to how you chose your feeder piglet's breed.

Do you have any links for building a bee hive as you have done? I'd like to read more on the subject.

I made your incubator and posted about it on my site. I gave you credit.

deb said:

I have been researching breeds of pigs for a future time period. I looked into the Tamworths because they are supposed to do well on forage. So, I am curious as to how you chose your feeder piglet's breed.

Do you have any links for building a bee hive as you have done? I'd like to read more on the subject.

I made your incubator and posted about it on my site. I gave you credit.

renn said:

Attempting to clean my house from clutter.
Prepping my daughter for 2nd grade.
Enjoying my 'above ground' garden (made by my husband, inspired by "Mother Earth News")
Opting to make home-cooked food, rather than going out to eat.
Baking.
Wishing that I lived closer to you!

michelle said:

Have youe read Animal Vegetable Miracle? You could give Barbara Kingsolver a real run for her money! I think that she is located somewhere in VA as well - hmmm - maybe you really ARE Barbara Kingsolver?? Seriously if you haven't read her book I think that you would enjoy it (in your free time - ha!)

Lynnie said:

Oh My God, reading that list makes me realize I have GOT to stop hiding in the AC and get out there and DO SOMETHING! Thanks for the kick in the butt. We have a lot of animal-stuff going on here, but a totally neglected garden.

Jennifer said:

Babysitting three other children
Cutting the grass more then I'd like
Pondering why it has to rain SO MUCH
while at the same time being thankful that it is
Sitting on my butt doing much of nothing
Planning a 40th anniversary party for my inlaws
Visiting with friends

coming soon...
baseball game, concert, and camping! Before I know it September 2nd will be here and that my friend is the FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL!

raehan said:

Angie, you are fertile when you're not being fertile. Do you know what I mean? You're always giving life, whether human, animal or plant.

Anyway, what have I been doing?

Feeding baby.
Retraining myself to go to bed early.
Playing with baby.
Talking to girls.
Reconnecting with friends.

Cher said:

How did you make your bee hives??? I would love to do that next year.
I'm trying your incubator now.

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