Sunday, March 25

Farm Photo: 3/25/07


Baby Gobble

A year of Farm Photos ago:
3/25/06: Well Somebody Has To Eat It
WCB #42: Smudge On The Old Well House Roof
Posted by Farmgirl Susan at 9:32 PM
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12 comments:

  1. Louise CF3/25/2007 10:04 PM

    I love your website and your farm ! It is a breath of fresh air to see some down to earth, uncomplicated cooking and life living. Congratuations ! I'll be back for more. Louise

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  2. Shaun3/25/2007 10:51 PM

    Hi FG, I know you said their spots fade, but speckled one should be "Atlas", at least right now. Purty babies. Hope you get some rest between lambies.

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  3. Unknown3/26/2007 1:25 AM

    The second one looks like it has a mickey mouse head on its back.

    Too cute!

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  4. obachan3/26/2007 6:55 AM

    I thought the same thing. It sure looks like mickey mouse.

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  5. the dame3/26/2007 8:20 AM

    I am loving all the "baby" pictures! Thy are so sweet.

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  6. Anonymous3/26/2007 9:20 AM

    well for heaven's sake...
    on quick glance...this pic looks like an overhead shot of elephant trunksj!
    *LOL*
    and no--i haven't been drinking...

    so cute i can't stand it...

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  7. Anonymous3/26/2007 9:38 AM

    I just love coming here to get that wonderful reassurance that, even though I dwell in Cubicle World 5 days out of 7, that others are enjoying the glory of Springtime, and of new lambs.

    I love this photo, too - the different colors are just wonderful.

    Thank you so much for having a blog I can come to and keep my dream alive of having my own small farm one day!

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  8. vlb57573/26/2007 1:25 PM

    Gee, that reminds me of the buffet at a local Chinese eatery down the street from here. I have never really cared for buffets but they seem to think it's just fine!

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  9. Sara3/26/2007 1:25 PM

    The babies are just gorgeous...you don't know how badly I just want to hold each one and snuggle it! I don't know what it is about baby lambs - but it's the overwhelming feeling of just wanting to hug them...thanks for all the baby pics...

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  10. Terri Lynn3/26/2007 11:06 PM

    Okay, I gatta know, when are you gonna start knitting? Where does your wool go?

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  11. Tina T-P3/27/2007 6:55 PM

    Hi Susan - so many babies! What fun.

    I've been making your Spicy Pumpkin Raisin Muffins - they are SO tasty and we have about 35# of frozen pumpkin puree in the freezer, so... But sunday I made them using bananas instead of pumpkin - cut back on the spices and used 1 1/2 tsp of vanilla - best banana bread I've ever made

    Lambs coming here soon too - probably a week or so - only two ewes bred - but optomistically I have all girls names picked out.

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  12. sonia a. mascaro3/27/2007 9:41 PM

    They look adorable!

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