The professor

Do you see The Professor doing his high wire act? I love his new name. I wonder what he calls himself. 

Grace my woofer/farm hand from Korea told me that her mother is worried about her travelling around America by herself. So though I do not ususally show faces we thought we would put a picture of her on the  blog every now and then so her mother can see that she is safe and well. 

Yesterday she and Berit gardened and worked on taking down old fences.  We ate well and worked hard and I was very happy with the work my little team achieved. 

Poppy is just like a dog,if she does not get a good walk every day she is wild and naughty. 

After consultation with the vet. Daisy has been milked for the last time and each quarter has been chemically dried up.  She is exhausted and fragile. Though healthy now, she is in dire need of rest and recuperation. So after her last milking I escorted her out into Daisy’s paddock, where she has not been since her accident. Her water is clean and filled to the brim and I let the sheep in there as well for company. I leave her alone now.  And that is the end of the dairy season for this year.  I am a bit sad. But relieved that now she can rest and hopefully regain her vigor. Poor old Daisy. She has had a time of it this year. 

Grace can cook as well. Isn’t that just wonderful.

The last of the chickens went to the poultry processing plant this morning. My work is now officially halved.

I hope you all have a lovely day.

Your friend on the farmy

miss c