If You Set Something Down Around Here, It May Not Get Moved For Years
People often ask me how I find enough time to tend to the farm, garden, three blogs, all of the critters, and life in general (you know, like eating). When things get really busy around the farm, I don't. And, for obvious reasons, the blogs get nudged toward the bottom of the priority list (because I certainly can't go without food--though I have been known to eat the same thing for days on end). Anyway, this is one of those times. Add irritating dial-up connection problems into the mix (such as being disconnected five times just while trying to put up this post), and well. . .
Please bear with me as replies to your questions, comments, and e-mails (all of which I read and thoroughly enjoy) are delayed. I hope to be back to full-swing blogging soon.
I definitely don't see how you do it all with dial-up. You're all over the Web. (And I eat the same thing for days sometimes, too!)
ReplyDeleteWhen I first started my blog I had dial-up, and it was so slow. My condolences. It's a whole different experience now. Are you too far out there to get cable?
ReplyDeleteI was just thinking the other day, as I attended to my tiny garden, "Boy, Farmgirl must be REALLY busy!"
ReplyDeleteFIVE TIMES? You're much more persistant that I am and you do a much better job of keeping your blogs updated, also! (and your garden tended, and your sheep sheared, and your daily photos taken, and...) Just keep "pluggin' along"!
ReplyDeleteYou do a fabulous job of keeping up with everything, FG!! I absolutely love your farm pictures and your blogs.
ReplyDeleteHope you don't mind, but I've been selecting one of your pictures as the background for my office computer....I change the picture every couple of days. Love the one with Cary and her brother walking through the field with their ears sticking out. How sweet is that one!?!? Even my coworkers have commented on how cute the pictures are. When I get stressed out, I just take a minute and imagine myself there....
I must say your day-to-day life experiences are facinating for those of us who live and/or work in the city. Keep it all coming. I'm hooked!! Have a lovely day!