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Time to Move
After you read this pop over for your weekly (and this week quite short) newsletter. With all yesterday’s pictures! This weeks newsletter is missing some pieces. I had visitors from Texas sleeping in my study and I just do not write as well away of my own studio study. Then yesterday I was delivering my…
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Almost but Not Quite
Yesterday I almost wrote you a blog post to tell you I was not writing a blog post because I was feeling a little under the weather, then as I began to write the blog post to tell you I was not writing a blog post I realized how inside out that all sounded out…
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Otherworldly Fey Things
And The PopPops are still Top of the Pops! And very aware of any human movement. I just need to walk past their courtyard and all four are up and out. Grunting at me. Steaming about like tiny train engines. They are so small I am feeding them little bits often yet they always act…
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Rich Golden Light of Sunset
The turkeys put themselves to bed last night. I came out a little later than usual to herd them back to their house and they were already there! Their piece of tree looks like a whales head. I didn’t notice that until I took the picture. Do you see it? Lulu – the oldest barn…
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YES! They are HERE!
The four tiny American Guinea Hogs are here. And they are good! They are robust, chubby and very busy. American Guinea Hogs are an old American breed that was even on the endangered list for a while, they were very common in the South in the old days being a small friendly easy to raise…
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