Soaking Up Some Rays

The quads in the sun soaking it up.  The little gal on the right is named Beulah.  She is definitely a keeper.  We have had two sets of twins, one set of triplets, and one set of quads so far. And just think, we are just getting started.

Hello Good Lookin'

My little Rosie got her Spring haircut today.  Her fleece was the worst I have ever had and took me for ever to get off her.  She had been sick last Fall and had break in it. It was also matted, so into the dryer ball bag it will go.  She is such a sweetheart though.  She held my hat for me while I trimmed up her tummy.

Pretty in Pink

I've been way too busy lately with dad in the hospital, trying to get started on building fence, shearing sheep, and helping our youngest get ready for her big move to CA to be with her hubby, but I did manage to get a little spinning in.

I do believe I love this one.  It will be for sale over on our farm page on Facebook.  I have to admit, I hope it sells or might just HAVE to knit something up for myself with it.  I have enough to spin up two skeins of this.  I'm not normally really into pink, but this one I really like.  There is just a touch of sparkle in the fiber, some pinks, and then a little bit of brown from Terrible my Finn ram, plied up with a tiny boucle and two pink threads and a button here and there.  Oh my, the more I type, the more I like it.

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I'm NOT Fat, I'm Fluffy

It's time to really keep an eye on Liza.  She keeps trying to convince me she is not fat, just a bit fluffy.

       

I really don't think that is just fluff under that jacket though.  Let's hope not.

      

In the mean time she keeps telling me that if I'm gonna come check on her multiple times a day that I really should bring peanuts for everyone.

      

                                   

I'm thinking we should expect multiples sometime within the next week or so, at least I hope there is more than one in there.  So today's job was to get all the lambing supplies gathered and organized.