Off on a mission.... to do chores.
Picking up sawdust.
The chicks are brooded in the trailer in the background (that's where the sawdust is used). This pic was taken after a long day of home schooling. I'm sure the girls probably learned something about Roman soldiers and asked Blaise if he'd help them with a small experiment.
This is how the new chicks show up.
I'm not taking a snuggle break. If I let go this lamb will scram and it could take hours to catch her again. Sometimes animals that are new to a farm need to acclimate to the surroundings and people before becoming more controllable.
Nope, ain't gonna pull it, wheels keep breaking lose... ok, let's move on to something else.
Un-rolling giant hay bails over the garden to kill weeds, this also puts nutrients back into the soil. Another one of those farm tasks that makes a gym membership useless.
Another really nice morning to wake up to.
I've had another revelation... older sisters don't beat you up or irritate you (one of my hobbies was bugging my little sister), they just dress you up in girls clothes.
Here is a cheap red-neck water park attraction. We live near a highway that has billboards and we've discovered that billboard wraps make an excellent slip and slide. We plan on upgrading to a 60 foot wrap. (Note how big sisters have no mercy, these girls are relentless. If you click on the pic you'll notice that Fabio is dressed in a girls swim suit over a diaper that's holding about two gallons of water, good thing he's not old enough to know what he's wearing).
Pollen IS great stuff. It is also VERY expensive. You have a gold mine. How long does it take to get very pollen to use? I have bought it by the pound as a treat, but not very often because of the expense. We will seriously have to get that little contraption to harvest the pollen once we get hives.
ReplyDelete"Fabio" will not appreciate these photos when he grows up!!!