Thank you to everyone who commented regarding the mouldy jam on the previous post. I have picked myself up and moved on! That's not why I have been a few days behind with posting, it's because I am in a course at work all week and my days and nignts are interupted because of it. Roll on next week.
Having said that, I have an announcement to make! Say hello to our 3 lambs! We don't have names for them yet though we will be naming them as these girls will hopefully be sticking around to give us babies in 2018. Until then, we'll be trying to give them a happy and healthy life. They're 6 months old and not long since weaned off their mother. They arrived Sunday tea time, just in time for the crazy week to start! So we spent Sunday 5pm to 7 pm sorting fences...or so we thought. Until Steven got home the next day to find the paddock empty and not a lamb in sight. Turns out they thought the farmers plants were more tasty than our field. A manic dash and 3 captured sheep later, Ste was driving home with 3 sheep in rhe car. Yes, the car. So today we we rather pleased to discover the sheep there when we got up and when we came home. A successful day!
Ha ha! Love the in car photo! Lovely little lambs :)
ReplyDeleteWill you be shearing their fleeces for spinning?
Brilliant car photo, glad to read another step on your road.
ReplyDeletewooly wonders, fantastic, love it :-)
ReplyDeleteWow wow wow. How lucky are you? Name suggestions on a postcard, ha ha.
ReplyDeleteFab. What fun that will be!x
ReplyDeleteThey do say that sheep are great at escaping and of course, they do follow each other like, well, sheep! xx
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ReplyDeleteHa ha, like everyone else I love the picture with the sheep in the car. My Cousin always says, a car isnt christened properly until you have had hay bales or livestock in the back!
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