7/24/2008

RAIN RAIN RAIN

Rain rain go away, come back another day……………. Will the wool on our sheep ever dry out? I miss my ewes! I can only visit them once a week and it’s a challenge to stay away. They are being looked after by the landowner, and yet, I do worry at times. Especially during the severe thunderstorms and lightening. So far so good though. I have some great news! I have been offered a three acre pasture only 3/4 miles from my home! This in Thanks to God, I’m quite sure. I’ve been praying and believing it this for some time. There is plenty of fence work to do and mowing. There are predators, bears and coyotes, that pass through the land, so a guard animal is required. This fact is obvious and EZ has agreed that we need a guard llama. I have him picked out already, he’s a young gelding "Mario". I am hoping to get him soon so I can learn how to handle him properly. This is a good time of year to get a llama and he’ll be able to be with the rams for the summer to get acquainted with sheep. He’s bred by my friend and has incredible suri wool.

Be Well, talk to you later.