Sunday, April 6

4/6/08 Daily Dose Of Cute


Chocolate Chip Biscotti & Her Two Day Old Twins (taken 4/4/08)

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8 comments:

  1. Beautiful little lambs - you sound exhausted but maybe it is getting a little warmer in your part of the world - as always thanks for sharing. I have missed our birthing season a tiny bit and we are discussing(not sure that is the right word since I cry a little) getting rid of pretty much all our goats - expense is now higher than the tax break.I cheer myself by knowing I'll have Susuan's vicarious babies!

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  2. I can't imagine what it must be like on your farm right now. We only had two ewes have lambs this year, and we were still a wreck. Though it was our first time with lambs, so nervousness was a big part of it. You're a lot calmer and more cheerful (at least on-screen!) than I would be. You should write a book--"Zen and the Art of Lambing."

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  3. So adorable! I just found your blog and love it. I too live in rural Missouri and am getting a couple of Dexter cattle and some sheep this week. Fun living the dream, isn't it. Sick of the rain, though. Your photography is great. Thanks for it.

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  4. Do you still have your llamas???

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  5. oh my gosh, I just want to hug them!

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  6. I just found your blog the other day while I was looking for a bread recipe. I found your Oatmeal Toasting Bread and made it on Sat. We had company so it's gone already! I loved it, so I'm making another batch today. I just wanted to say thank you so much for sharing it. I'm also enjoying perusing your blog. One question - I'm new to bread making and am wondering why you mix in "old" dough - what is it's purpose over not using any "old" dough at all?

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  7. Susan, You are killing me with the cute! wraps arms around monitor

    Suzanne, if I may step into the breach (not the birth kind), the old dough gives bread better flavor because it has had extra time to develop its flavor. Have you poked around A Year in Bread at all? It's a bread-baking site where Susan and I write, along with Kevin of Seriously Good. You will find some interesting and useful information over there. Plus, lots of good recipes!

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