A Collection of Photo's

Lately I have been so busy with everything. I am not sure how I could run a farm and have a full time job too. Luckily I don't have a full time job the farm is my job. All the time I take pictures on my phone with the intent of blogging about what ever it was and then it never gets done. So this blog is devoted to just a few of my phone pictures.

These couple of food pics are for Ron and Jennifer.
Mediterranean chicken with sweet potatoes 

Beef Wellington
This was so good. 

Two whoops lambs we had the other night.

Kyle calls them the gangsters.
Not sure that is politically correct.

I took this for my friend Jerry
He loves all things Zombie

Craig and Joe
sleeping together

Loved this pink belt.

It would have been perfect for Stampede
But they didn't have my size. I felt like Goldie Locks.

Too big and too small

Went to this dive restaurant with some dog friends and they had this vending machine with stuffed animals for the kids and "adult toys" for the parents.

I am not kidding

On Sunday I am off for the big week long Stampede trip.

I am sure hyjinx will ensue.

Nap time

Joe is the best puppy raiser ever

Big baby

Do you think they make Thunder Shirts in his size?

Not sure how convenient and sounds sensitive Guardian dog is.

At least all he does his come and lay on the front deck.

Bottle Lambs

I love it when our bottle lambs go to good homes

Chip and Cole have two new best friends

Speaking of crazy

Craig has his own special talents
Some may call crazy

No need to trim his nails. He has it covered

Crazy is as crazy does

My dogs are "special"

They all require special kennel arrangements. 

Isla requires a roof on her run. 

Before Craig became a house dog. He did some modifications to his run.
Apparently the walls just looked to new. He likes the gently used version.

Meg gets sand in the bottom of her run.

Mostly because of the memorable rock eating incident last fall.

Gus is doing his own brand of special

He digs then fills the hole only to dig a new one.
Thanks goodness we put panels under the gravel. Who knows how far he would go.

Bear spent yesterday watching 

the herding clinic.

Photo by
Amanda Labadie