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This afternoon:

This evening:

Crazy weather. That’s a lot of snow for the middle of April - even for Canada. So gross. Glad I have plenty of hay still. Looks like it’s going to be yet another week before the sheep can go out full time. Though I still have to figure out how I’m going to arrange them!
Kitty is due any day now. Waiting for her to disappear for a few days, then return skinny and starving! Then I’ll have to stalk her and find where she stashed them.
I once had a barn cat I tricked into showing me her kitten stash by mewling like a kitten in distress lol. Worked really well, actually. I’ll have to try it again if Kitty tries to be sneaky 😁
I’ve had two cats in my life literally meow at my door in the middle of the night until I let them in so they could have their kittens in my room. One was a barn cat that had literally never been in the house before! That was kind of cool, actually.

I told DH that I couldn’t decide which sheep I wanted to part with and couldn’t I just keep them all? And he said “do what you want.”
I was happy for a sec, then asked what would happen if I was sick or something and needed him to take care of them.
“May the odds be ever in their favour.”
😂 I think that means I don’t get to keep them all. I don’t think they’d do that great as unsupervised free-range sheep


This evening:

Crazy weather. That’s a lot of snow for the middle of April - even for Canada. So gross. Glad I have plenty of hay still. Looks like it’s going to be yet another week before the sheep can go out full time. Though I still have to figure out how I’m going to arrange them!
Kitty is due any day now. Waiting for her to disappear for a few days, then return skinny and starving! Then I’ll have to stalk her and find where she stashed them.
I once had a barn cat I tricked into showing me her kitten stash by mewling like a kitten in distress lol. Worked really well, actually. I’ll have to try it again if Kitty tries to be sneaky 😁
I’ve had two cats in my life literally meow at my door in the middle of the night until I let them in so they could have their kittens in my room. One was a barn cat that had literally never been in the house before! That was kind of cool, actually.

I told DH that I couldn’t decide which sheep I wanted to part with and couldn’t I just keep them all? And he said “do what you want.”
I was happy for a sec, then asked what would happen if I was sick or something and needed him to take care of them.
“May the odds be ever in their favour.”
😂 I think that means I don’t get to keep them all. I don’t think they’d do that great as unsupervised free-range sheep

