Yesterday

Yesterday was a busy.
Will’s parents and brother, Spencer, were coming over to help with siding and painting. I found out that they would be there around noon. That gave me just enough time to run over to the Cal-Am Dairy Goat Show in Plymouth. A friend of mine had invited me and I so wanted [...]

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Sticks to a House

Okay, I need to play serious catch up in order get the blog rolling smoothly.
We start the actual house building at the end of January. And currently we are putting the siding on. So, yeah. I haven’t brought you up to speed.
So here it goes.
We finished the foundation. Installed the joists. The HVAC guys came [...]

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That’s odd

What’s odd? I’ll tell you.
I feel I have failed.
I didn’t halter break and tame Tulsa into a lap goat. No. I mean, sure she eats out of hands and she doesn’t freak out every time someone is around her, but still I feel I let her down.
No.
Wait.
Really I let down the dream I had for [...]

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Notes of living in 200 square feet on wheels

As a person living with my spouse in under 200 square feet (Oh, and it has wheels) I have come to these 5 notes to remember. There are more but these are in the forefront of my mind.
1. Grocery shopping is a daily activity due to lack of space.
2. Sneezing creates an earthquake.
3. One article [...]

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Yale’s Triplets

April 7th around 7am I put the goats to pasture, and checked Yale’s hip pins. They were fading, so I knew birthing was near. I had assumed it was within the week because she was extremely needy, aggressive, and was licking everyone. At 8am her plug was releasing. Then 9am I decided to go see [...]

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Three More

Yale just had triplets! Two girls and one boy. They are gorgeous. I will post pictures, and how it went in just a bit.

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