It's sticky hot. Not very often I wish for air conditioning, but I am today. It's the humidity that really gets to me.
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I've been lurking.Hey, has anybody seen Chaebird on here... it's almost July and time for that little one (human!) to arrive!
I've been staying cool inside, though Friday I nearly passed out after running some errands with my mother. We went strawberry picking at Greenbluff Saturday when it was raining cats and dogs, which I was actually thankful for. No way I'd have been able to pick strawberries in the heat!I'll bet Chae is miserable in this heat.
Well Chae, just want you to know we're all thinking about you.
maggierose, my three little girls LOVE oatmeal! They took little bits from my fingers, and made me think they might actually like me. I guess as long as I have oatmeal we're in good shape. Thanks for the suggestion!
Yes, we did get Roman's sisterIt's just such a mixed bag of emotions that I've put off mentioning it until I could see how she would work out. We are missing Roman so badly. She does a few things that he used to do and it just makes us choke back tears.
She is much smaller and probably weighs 60lbs. She definitely has more energy than he did but yesterday (her 3rd full day here) she finally passed out. We were down on our lower field digging a duck pond yesterday morning. (We were trying to get it done before the heat wave.) She really hasn't relaxed yet. It wasn't until just after lunch that she fell asleep with her feet in the air (just like Roman). She also slept the whole time the kids played in the river. (This answers your question too, Vicki.) I was relieved. I like a dog that is laid back.
She has also been following the chickens a lot. She will make a dash at one if it's close enough, too. She responds really well to correction, though and seems teachable. She'll leave the baby chicks alone as they walk through her legs and under her nose.
I think now that she'll work out just fine. My youngest son Lucas has declared that he likes her better than Roman. She is sweeter and doesn't mouth as much.
The duck pond, by the way, has helped out the turkey in this heat too. He seems to suffer the most out of our poultry. He waded in the pond a lot yesterday afternoon and didn't pant nearly as much as normal.