The Lady Sits

We were working so fast on the Hay Day that I made a temporary tower of hay in the piglets front room.  They have made the area into a race track and snack area.

They run madly round and round the tower then throw themselves down for a quick munch of the fresh hay then off they go again. 

They are loving it.

I have to be careful they don’t eat too much of the alfalfa – they will get too fat too fast! I will get the escalator out when Poppy’s piglets are a little bigger and load it all into the loft. In the meantime Molly’s piglets are happy to look after it for me.

Every time I see Lady Astor lying down when all the other cows and heifers are walking about I get a flutter of panic.

Afraid that the milk fever is coming back. I am fairly sure we are out of the woods  but flutters of panic are not rational beings.

Poor old doll – I am always taking her out little offerings so she will stand up and I see that she rises without any problems and I can relax. Like gently poking a sleeping baby with one tender finger, just to check for movement.

Little piggy.

It has been cold – no snow though – like some other states -but cold enough to put the babies heat lamps back on for the night-time.

The busy weekend awaits.

I hope you have a lovely day.

Love celi

Saturday 05/20 90% / 0.59 inThunderstorms. A few storms may be severe. High 79F. Winds SE at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 90%.

Saturday Night 05/2080% / 0.67 inThunderstorms likely. Rainfall will be locally heavy at times. Low around 55F. Winds SSW at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 80%.

Oh yay.  More rain. But at least it held off until my hay was in.

 

 

 

27 responses to “The Lady Sits”

  1. Pigland enrichment! Summer camp for piggies! Glad everyone is healthy! I, too am suspicious that Lady Astor is training you. Hope you have a smooth day at the racetrack.

  2. Those piggies will remember their heyday as I remember mine… heh heh — have a great day! ~ Mame 🙂

  3. Lady Astor: “Oh, how lovely! When I lay down, Miss C comes to check on me and brings me treats. I must remember to lie down more often, then I shall receive more treats.”

  4. No hay for me thanks, I have enough allergies already
    I am intrigued by the piggie lamp. I am learning so much about farm life from you. Fascinating thing, farm living.

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