Nov 17, 2008

We are the "cute" farm-pictures

In honor of our new snowfall, I ventured outside, camera in hand.  I have finally taken pictures of Bear.  He's our newest, smallest Angora buck.


Here's another because he's just sooooo cute.



Ready for more?  These are our two week old chicks.  They are starting to feather out.  Let's hope so.  They say the thermometer may dip to 0 tonight.



Now for the snow pictures.  Here's some of our hay for the winter.



And herrrrrrrrre's Sadie.  She had to get in on the action.  She thinks she's very photogenic.



(just tell her she looks good.  Please don't mention the few extra pounds she's packing.)


I'm hoping the sheep are smart enough to go in the shed tonight.  They seem to think that they have to stay outside.  Maybe some fresh hay in there will lure them in.  I don't like the thought of them being out on such a cold night.


Stay warm.

2 comments:

heritagehill said...

Bear is very cute indeed! We have a black Jack, he likes to be the center of attention too! We also have a Sadie, but she is our Great Pyr.

Thanks for sharing the pictures.

Marilyn

jesusbmylight said...

Oh, your angora goats are adoooorable!!! I always wanted to get angora goats to add their wool to our fiber blends (particularly for the men's winter socks!). I bought some (without the goat ;-) and have been including it in my blends of wool and bunny hair. So, we'll see. I am liking it so far, but if these socks don't tear as others have, I will definitely be in search of one of those cute little animals!

Chicks are so much fun. How nice that you get to enjoy them and their 'new life' out of season! We have a bunch of little bunnies running rampant around our living room right now too. They're good for laughs and smiles while the snow blows outside...

"Oh my gosh!! look at that FAT little don--" Ah, I mean, "isn't that a 'good looking' little donkey?" LOL!! We had three mammoth donkeys when I was little and they were sooo much fun. Mine had a floppy ear due to being bitten when she was little. It made her all the more enduring. :-) There will always be a spot in my heart for those long ears!


Are you going to have a live Nativity with your fat little donkey and all your cute animals? :) We did that for our family picture in the Christmas cards one year. Tho, we had issues with the new calf eating the baby Jesus... 8-/ So, yea, watch out for that. ;-)


Have a nice day!

Nov 17, 2008

We are the "cute" farm-pictures

In honor of our new snowfall, I ventured outside, camera in hand.  I have finally taken pictures of Bear.  He's our newest, smallest Angora buck.


Here's another because he's just sooooo cute.



Ready for more?  These are our two week old chicks.  They are starting to feather out.  Let's hope so.  They say the thermometer may dip to 0 tonight.



Now for the snow pictures.  Here's some of our hay for the winter.



And herrrrrrrrre's Sadie.  She had to get in on the action.  She thinks she's very photogenic.



(just tell her she looks good.  Please don't mention the few extra pounds she's packing.)


I'm hoping the sheep are smart enough to go in the shed tonight.  They seem to think that they have to stay outside.  Maybe some fresh hay in there will lure them in.  I don't like the thought of them being out on such a cold night.


Stay warm.

2 comments:

heritagehill said...

Bear is very cute indeed! We have a black Jack, he likes to be the center of attention too! We also have a Sadie, but she is our Great Pyr.

Thanks for sharing the pictures.

Marilyn

jesusbmylight said...

Oh, your angora goats are adoooorable!!! I always wanted to get angora goats to add their wool to our fiber blends (particularly for the men's winter socks!). I bought some (without the goat ;-) and have been including it in my blends of wool and bunny hair. So, we'll see. I am liking it so far, but if these socks don't tear as others have, I will definitely be in search of one of those cute little animals!

Chicks are so much fun. How nice that you get to enjoy them and their 'new life' out of season! We have a bunch of little bunnies running rampant around our living room right now too. They're good for laughs and smiles while the snow blows outside...

"Oh my gosh!! look at that FAT little don--" Ah, I mean, "isn't that a 'good looking' little donkey?" LOL!! We had three mammoth donkeys when I was little and they were sooo much fun. Mine had a floppy ear due to being bitten when she was little. It made her all the more enduring. :-) There will always be a spot in my heart for those long ears!


Are you going to have a live Nativity with your fat little donkey and all your cute animals? :) We did that for our family picture in the Christmas cards one year. Tho, we had issues with the new calf eating the baby Jesus... 8-/ So, yea, watch out for that. ;-)


Have a nice day!