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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Goat Feeding Changes
We are transitioning to a new feeding program with our goats. In the past we have used Noble Goat Dairy Parlor and Purina Goat Chow, both of which are great from time to time, but they have again changed the … Continue reading
Posted in Goats, Homesteading
Tagged dairy goat, dairy goat food, feed for milk goats, feeding goats, goat, goat feed, goats, homemade goat feed, homesteading, milk goat
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On Clipping Goats
I have spent the better part of today clipping my goats. You may ask “why?”. We don’t show (at least, not yet), and we don’t have a linear appraisal. So why cut off all their hair? Here is why I … Continue reading
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Eating from the Garden Has Started!
I just had to share some of the produce we are getting from the garden! I don’t have pictures of all of it yet, but it’s not bad 🙂 So, that’s my garden, or at least part of it, and … Continue reading
Posted in Garden, Homesteading
Tagged broccoli, cabbage, garden pictures, homestead garden, pictures of garden, potato flower, produce, raspberries, veggie pictures, veggies
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Loops of Life
This has been a full week, full of laughter, family, love. It was good! I got to see my sister, whom I only see once a year at best, and to top it off, we got to spend quality time … Continue reading
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Guests
My sister and her fiance are here, all the way from Michigan! Of course, I’m spending time with them instead of being on here, but thought I should share 🙂 So, last night they both milked and helped feed the … Continue reading
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Wish I had a camera phone!
Yesterday was spent on the road picking up goats from South Carolina, only I realized midway there that they were not near Augusta, SC, they were near Augusta, Georgia! Yes, it was a long trip, a total of 10 hours … Continue reading
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Gluten-free Leftover Rice Casserole
So, tonight I made a casserole off the top of my head. Sometimes they work, sometimes they don’t. This one was good, really, really good! I didn’t measure, but I did try to keep semi-track of what I did. If … Continue reading
Posted in Casseroles, Family, Gluten-free
Tagged brunch, casserole, food, gf, gluten free, gluten-free rice casserole, leftover casserole, leftovers, lunch, main course, rice, rice casserole, rice casserole recipe, supper, wheat-free
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Floors and Blisters
Today I had some work to choose from! How’s that for a start to the day? This job, or that job, haha 🙂 Anyway, out of three major choices, I decided to choose the one that smelled like it needed … Continue reading
Posted in Goats, Homesteading
Tagged goat floor, making concrete stones, making stepping stone floor, milk room floor
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Half done :-)
So, the last week or so I have been slowly, really, really slowly, working on a sun shelter by the pool so guests who don’t want to sit in the hot sun can join us for pool-time fun in comfort. … Continue reading
Happy Mothers Day
I want to wish all the mother’s a happy, and blessed mother’s day tomorrow! I hope you have lot’s of hugs, kisses, and snuggles, and memories of children’s laughter and joy to keep you warm for many years to come. … Continue reading
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