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frustratedearthmother
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Thanks, Moolie.
I know we're not unique in our weather patterns this summer, but gee whiz! We're into day 3 of heat advisories and warnings. It's dangerous heat and for folks with no a/c it can be deadly.
The critters are as tired of it as the folks are - but we might get some relief this weekend - hallelujah! They're calling for a good chance of rain (tropical in nature coming in from the gulf) but not an organized storm system, thank goodness!
Garden has burnt up except for okra, eggplant and onions... Egg production has dropped...milk production in the does is down too but that's all to be expected.
I have one last Pygmy goat due to kid next week - poor thing.
I need to band one of the bucklings so I can get him off the feed bill by tossing him out to pasture. Then, after spending some time on grass he will fulfill his destiny by moving off of pasture into the freezer. The circle of life and all that....
I know we're not unique in our weather patterns this summer, but gee whiz! We're into day 3 of heat advisories and warnings. It's dangerous heat and for folks with no a/c it can be deadly.
The critters are as tired of it as the folks are - but we might get some relief this weekend - hallelujah! They're calling for a good chance of rain (tropical in nature coming in from the gulf) but not an organized storm system, thank goodness!
Garden has burnt up except for okra, eggplant and onions... Egg production has dropped...milk production in the does is down too but that's all to be expected.
I have one last Pygmy goat due to kid next week - poor thing.
I need to band one of the bucklings so I can get him off the feed bill by tossing him out to pasture. Then, after spending some time on grass he will fulfill his destiny by moving off of pasture into the freezer. The circle of life and all that....