It has been
busy. Driving Son is still exhausted as
he recovers from ADEM. We will have a
meeting with the school to help make sure his needs are being met. So far our school has been amazing at helping
him, but we are realizing his healing will probably take the rest of the school
year.
The house dingbat
(also known as Dakota) ripped into one of the chicken coops and killed one of
the baby chicks. College Girl has been
working with the 2 surviving chicks so they are super friendly. It’s fun to be able to carry the chickens
around.
We bought 2 lambs for Driving Son to raise as his
FFA project for the fair. Tessa
immediately decided they were her babies and we are now seeing the Livestock
Guardian part of her temperament. The
first time Darling Husband drove the fork lift near the Lambs, Tessa was
sleeping near them and they ran and jumped on her then stood behind her as the
fork lift went by. Tessa knows the
forklift isn’t a threat if you are under a tree so she looked up and went right
back to sleep. We have not worked with
the Lambs as much as we should and they are still very skittish with people,
but if Tessa or Luca are near they feel safe and let you get near them. We are doing an experiment with the Lambs:
one of them is getting grain and free ranging daily, the other is getting
fodder and also free ranging daily.
We are keeping College Girl's chickens with the sheep.
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