I knew it would happen; I've been following blogs much too long to not start my own. In a moment of weakness, I 'clicked' and now here I am!
I ponder this new beginning, realizing that this is the perfect time for starting this venture. Yesterday, Babette, our two-year old Nubian goat, received her shots in preparation for kidding just one month from today. Wednesday I go to an ultrasound of our newest precious grandchild, a girl, due in early July. Bee hives are being set up for the bees and queen's arrival in April, and a new, much larger orchard just went in. So many changes, new beginnings, and each with such wonderful expectations (though I admit that the baby girl has the vast majority of our attention!)
So thank you for visiting and I invite you back to join me as we journey the many paths at Wild Rabbit Farm!
Emma's Life
- Emma
- Washington, United States
- I attempt to live a life of simple elegance in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains; however, as you might guess about life on a small farm, the elegance part sometimes goes missing! We try to be as self-sufficient as possible, raising Nubian goats for milk and cheese, chickens for fresh eggs, bee hives, a huge and demanding vegetable garden, and an orchard. Our most treasured asset is our family. We live with multi-generations on the property, by choice, with our children and grand-children, enjoying each other's company. Life is busy, sometimes demanding, and always quite interesting.
I love your goats! very excited to hear more from this blog!
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely farm description - I am very much looking forward to hearing more from you and your adventuress in simple living!! esp. about the geese - I just started with a small home flock last year and really have enjoyed them on our farm!
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