Things you wish you could say

[R2elk]

I still toy with the idea of rotating guinea pigs around the yard

I don't recommend doing this.

 

[SunriseChickers]

We have been married almost 50yrs - and he still says he does not know where I keep (insert almost anything in the house) though as we have lived here for almost 35yrs and I seldom rearrange anything??
So I am tempted to say "B!@#Y Man"

It took me almost a year to figure out where my husband put things. Cleaning supplies, linens, certain utensils, etc. He was an established adult with a system, I was an adult teenager who'd never left home. I still don't know where some things are...

So, I wish I could say, "I'm well put together and on top of things!".

 

[Nabiki]

I don't recommend doing this.

It's extremely unlikely that I would. I would need a lot of guinea pigs, and I would have to house and feed them during the winter as well as come up with a mobile, predator proof run for them.

Like I said, a lot of ideas that sound fun go through my mind, but then I do some research and realize that they really aren't going to work, or at least won't work for me. There is a guy in Wales that has a half acre berry farm where he uses guinea pig runs to keep the rows mowed, but he also has a huge barn to keep them in during the winter.

 

[Nabiki]

I don't recommend doing this.

LOL - it sounds like I may be borrowing a couple sheep for a week.

 

[RoyalChick]

I have half an acre, and I thought about goats to keep the grass down, but the more research I did on them, the more I realized that they are more upkeep than I'm willing to put in.

Maybe I can borrow a couple goats for a couple days...

Seriously there are people who will rent out their goats for a day or several days to clear brush and the like.
Might take some digging to find some near you.

 

[RoyalChick]

You know that they are browsers more than grass eaters.

You want sheep to mow a lawn. Goats to clear brush.

 

[Nabiki]

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You want sheep to mow a lawn. Goats to clear brush.

If you look up a few posts, you'll see that that's exactly what I'm looking at. 3 sheep for a week at a time, returning as needed during spring/summer.

I get mowed yard and manure for the garden, the owner gets reduced feed costs and a bit of extra space.