My leukemia's back.

Goat enablers!!!!

Yep!

I enjoyed the goats we raised in FL, especially the kids. They are escape artists but ours were so tame, they would sit on my lap to nap. Cute!
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Of course, the problem with the lawn method is that every time you mow it, you get urushiol all over the place and all over you (ask me how I know!!):barnie And of course, though goats may eat it, if it touches them, they get the stuff on their hair and then you touch them and . . . :barnie
 
Hi all. Lying here recovering from surgery with that “disconnected brain” kind of feeling. Not too much pain, but the nerves probably haven’t woken up yet. There’s a big ugly wound that will need packing , but I’ll deal with that at wound clinic tomorrow.

Now back to bed.
Feel better soon!
 
Hi all. Lying here recovering from surgery with that “disconnected brain” kind of feeling. Not too much pain, but the nerves probably haven’t woken up yet. There’s a big ugly wound that will need packing , but I’ll deal with that at wound clinic tomorrow.

Now back to bed.

Sending get better ASAP vibes your way Friday :hugs
 
I'd love to have a goat (or two). Hubby hates them and says they have evil eyes. Also wouldn't mind a pig or two! But, I'm not sure my energy level would be condusive to either.

As for poison ivy, I've tried the vinegar, salt and Dawn. The PI laughed in my general direction, and continued it's take over plan. Planting grass: the PI is creeping into my lawn from the surrounding untamed areas at all points of the compass. Some areas worse than others. Bleach: I would not be adverse to spraying the foliage with it, but will not put it in my soil. I made the mistake of using bleach to clean up after processing birds. 3 years later, I'm still trying to get grass to grow in the dead spot I created. Every year, I don long boots, heavy pants, gloves, and long sleeve shirt and go to war. I pull, hack, dig, yank, and curse the dreaded weed. Last year, I filled 2 bags full of the stuff from a 30' section between the edge of my BTE orchard and the ditch/road on one side of my house. Unfortunately, there are stone walls along the road side, and every where there is not a stone wall, the ground is very boney. So, that makes eradication by way of smothering with heavy layers of cardboard difficult. BUT, that is the plan I intend to employ this spring.
 
Hi all. Lying here recovering from surgery with that “disconnected brain” kind of feeling. Not too much pain, but the nerves probably haven’t woken up yet. There’s a big ugly wound that will need packing , but I’ll deal with that at wound clinic tomorrow.

Now back to bed.
:hugs sure hope this wound heals just right!
 

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