Funny, I had titled this post "Monday Morning", and here it is Tuesday night.
What a day this has been! I went in to town, bought hay and goat feed, carried aprons and bonnets to the feed and seed store to sell, delivered 4 dozen eggs to a friend in Wake Forest, left Wake Forest and drove 30 miles to Henderson to pick up prescriptions and buy a gift...then headed toward home.
I was in a hurry because I worry so about the baby guineas...feeling the need to check on them every hour or so. As soon as I got home I did indeed check and there was a baby, cold and wedged between the fence and a piece of 4 x 4 post, cold and near death. How in the world they manage to stray that far from the warmth and safety of their mother is beyond me!
It was meant for me to get home when I did! I used the warm cloths and sugar water again. This baby survived too. It breaks my heart to think how long it lay there, cold and needing help. Anyway, all is well now.
I am enjoying reading other blogs so much that I hardly have the time to write a decent post of my own! :) I love the donkey stories and pictures, the dogs, the beautiful fall pictures, the walks in the woods, the delicious foods and recipes...persimmon pudding, old photographs, sewing, crafting, the cats and the funny stories, and the altered couture...that you all post about!
Terry, since you requested it, and because you are so nice......Here I am, "swinging" out over the goat lot! :) No wonder I fell out backwards...look how much hangs over! Pardon the lovely shoes, my crocs that sit at the front door.
The craft fair was held last Saturday. The car was packed and I was on my way at 5:15 a.m. Shelby and Jimmy leave for the market at 6:30 on Saturdays so I needed to be there on time.
Don't Shelby and Jimmy look like people you would love? Well, they are. I heard it several times at the market from the vendors and the customers. It was a fun day!
They sell dozens and dozens of large dark brown eggs. They also sell baked goods, jams and jellies, and sometimes produce. There are many flavors of jam on display here, and for sampling. Sorry there's no picture of my booth. You can see a bit of a Christmas apron hanging. I sold a few bonnets and aprons and one doll. Made a bit of spending money and enjoyed the day.
Looks like Poppy and I will be getting even more sun and light into our place. The folks who own the property across from us have been thinning out...clearing rows, making room for the smaller pines to grow. Poppy says this will give him more places to hunt next deer season.
Thanks for visiting.
Love,
Henny Penny
What a day this has been! I went in to town, bought hay and goat feed, carried aprons and bonnets to the feed and seed store to sell, delivered 4 dozen eggs to a friend in Wake Forest, left Wake Forest and drove 30 miles to Henderson to pick up prescriptions and buy a gift...then headed toward home.
I was in a hurry because I worry so about the baby guineas...feeling the need to check on them every hour or so. As soon as I got home I did indeed check and there was a baby, cold and wedged between the fence and a piece of 4 x 4 post, cold and near death. How in the world they manage to stray that far from the warmth and safety of their mother is beyond me!
It was meant for me to get home when I did! I used the warm cloths and sugar water again. This baby survived too. It breaks my heart to think how long it lay there, cold and needing help. Anyway, all is well now.
I am enjoying reading other blogs so much that I hardly have the time to write a decent post of my own! :) I love the donkey stories and pictures, the dogs, the beautiful fall pictures, the walks in the woods, the delicious foods and recipes...persimmon pudding, old photographs, sewing, crafting, the cats and the funny stories, and the altered couture...that you all post about!
Terry, since you requested it, and because you are so nice......Here I am, "swinging" out over the goat lot! :) No wonder I fell out backwards...look how much hangs over! Pardon the lovely shoes, my crocs that sit at the front door.
The craft fair was held last Saturday. The car was packed and I was on my way at 5:15 a.m. Shelby and Jimmy leave for the market at 6:30 on Saturdays so I needed to be there on time.
Don't Shelby and Jimmy look like people you would love? Well, they are. I heard it several times at the market from the vendors and the customers. It was a fun day!
They sell dozens and dozens of large dark brown eggs. They also sell baked goods, jams and jellies, and sometimes produce. There are many flavors of jam on display here, and for sampling. Sorry there's no picture of my booth. You can see a bit of a Christmas apron hanging. I sold a few bonnets and aprons and one doll. Made a bit of spending money and enjoyed the day.
Looks like Poppy and I will be getting even more sun and light into our place. The folks who own the property across from us have been thinning out...clearing rows, making room for the smaller pines to grow. Poppy says this will give him more places to hunt next deer season.
Thanks for visiting.
Love,
Henny Penny
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