We now have Shirley, Bette, and Andy. They are Pygmy and Fainting goat cross, and Shirley does faint. Bette hops like a rabbit and Andy is the runt of three and is very layed back. Tammy put him on my bed but he doesn't sleep there.

I still have 2 guineas and now they have a names, Starkey and Hutch. They sound the alarm when anything new phappens. Lucy is off duty or on break.

Myrtle is growing up and on her way to be weaned. She loves her bottle, it makes tail wag really fast. She's sharing some hay with Oscar.

T & Wy's deck is just about done. I looks great. Once the roof goes on the furniture can come out.

Josh isn't a kitten anymore. Here he is taking time out for a bath. He's still as loving as ever, just takes longer naps and has lost that baby face.

Lucy takes a walk the first morning without rain in sometime. It was very humid that day.

In 2 days the pond is caught up. Greensburg, Kansas was wiped off the map from tornado so I'm not complaining. And Ozzie and Harriet are not complaining at all.

Opal taking cat nap.

Holden and Kingsville seem to be in the cross hairs of the storms. We had 60+ mph winds. The goats spent about a half hour in my shower. Yes, I said shower, I couldn't leave them in the storm they are all still to little. I should have taken a picture of that, the geese wanted in but that would have been to much. Ha. I do love my animals.

Tammy found this baby turtle on the damn, we were looking for guinea eggs. They layed 4 eggs so far, but we may never find anymore.

Myrtle, Nadine,Wyatt and a dozen guineas came home with Tammy, Wylie and myself. Myrtle is Dad's goat. Nadine and Wyatt are Wylie's but Wyatt will be finding a new home. No bucks allowed. Grandma Nelda is holding Nadine. The guineas are very busy eating bug.

The Luna moth are out again. I took this one at work. This is the clothesline from the Weston farm.

Pictured are the living/dining room, the fireplace utilizes all the heat and you can bake in it. The railing in the barn is from a church. the last picture shows all the outside building materials.

I loved the materials that where used in the house. I want to look for more ways to use recycled materials as I finish my house. The master bedroom had sliding window with rice paper for windows.

This is a green farm, it's powered by wind and solar. I loved the floor in the kitchen, it's all recycled wood. The stain glass windows in the barn was from an old church that was be demolished. I really liked this house and got some great ideas.

Mason spent a couple of night's and then I took him home for his birthday party. It snow that night so he went out to throw a snowball. They really love each other.The party was a great success.

I may not have been to France but my art work has. Robyn took the painting she bought to her flat in Paris.

Wylie and I went to Van Meter's farm to get straw to cover the grass seed. There were so many great thins to take pictures of, here are just 2. Lucy guarded the the goats while they grazed and Josh and Olive laid on the dock and watched the fish eat, Olive took off before I could get her picture, Josh stayed for awhile.

The sun broke through for a short while, that always makes a great photo. Ossie and Harriet got all excited to see the sun as well.

I pass this Longhorn Bull everyday and had to get a picture. He's freakishly large, this picture doesn't do him justice, he is huge. He's at a farm across from Longveiw Golf course so John dropped me off. He seemed surpised someone taking his picture.

Pearl and Oscar like the hay that's in the wagon. It's the same hay that's in their pen but... whatever. They are goats who knows what they are thinking. A cloudy morning.

You would think sunrises and sunsets would always be the same but they are not. They are as varied as the people on this planet. Some are more special then others.

The Pear Tree is starting to bloom. It didn't bloom and didn't bare fruit last year, maybe because of the drought. A perfect sign that it will be a great year.

I still have one tile to cut for the back splash but for the most part it's done. I'm very happy with the way it turn out. Last night the