HAHAHA, Oliver's not a fan of tubby time in the sink.
Wednesday, March 29, 2017
Bunk Buddies?!
Don't be fooled by this picture. Trixie is NOT happy with sharing her crate and bed with Oliver. However, he doesn't care what Trixie thinks!
Here We Go...
alas, we're heading back to snowy, cold Massachusetts...
So long Miami.
Thank you Florida Frye's! We had a great time and miss you all already!
Tuesday, March 07, 2017
Bag O Turd?!
Hmm, why is there a cat turd, in a plastic bag, on my work bench in the basement?!?!
Oh, Emilie!!!
Sunday, March 05, 2017
Happy 80th Birthday Dad!
Happy 80th birthday day! Quite a milestone! Stay strong and keep fighting the fight!
Heading Back to School!
Well, I've decided to go back to school. Apiary school that is!
Classes started the end of January and are scheduled to run ten weeks to the second week of April. Every Tuesday evening 7:00 - 9:00PM at the local agricultural school.
Fascinating to say the least!
An expensive hobby to get started, and one that requires quite a bit of time. I can handle the time requirements, it's the cost that I'm not so sure about. Me thinks I need to find less expensive hobbies.
A New Pecking Order
Oliver the king!
At just a mere 8-weeks he's already taken over and rules the roost. Poor Trixie-dog, doesn't know what end is up...
Calcium Supplement
We continue to save our egg shells, and once dried, smash them up to be added to the chickens diet. What a great way to re-purpose and reuse, not to mention the calcium benefit the ladies will get from them too. It's a win win for everyone!
Spring Signs
The weather here in New England has been as crazy as ever! We've hit new record highs in the mid-sixties and near record lows, all within a couple days of each other. Ah, good ole New England!
The warmer temps have certainly had an effect on everybody and everything!
Two nights ago, when the temps were in the 50's, you could hear the Spring Peepers singing away down back. One of my all time favorites!
The Snowdrops have popped up too, seemingly overnight, and dot the drab winter colors throughout our property.
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