Inga did her penance in the barn yesterday, and me right there with her. Gee, I wish she'd learn that life would be so much easier if she just follows the program.
I'm working on a project for the front yard that I'm not ready to unveil yet (not sure how it will turn out).
This is D-Day for Camille, the day for which she's been in training. My feeding her animals is one thing; her feeding and milking mine is quite another. I am in her debt big time. I'm on a dead run here to make an early morning appointment in town. Just checkin' in before leaving.
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- Fair Play, California, United States
- Farview Farm is located in the Sierra foothills of California. I raise dairy goats, chickens, and a sheep. I want to share a bygone lifestyle, writing about the day-to-day work on a farm.
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Hope all goes well for Camille, for the goats, and for you! Fingers crossed!
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