A friend of mine, Mary Ann from Calamity
Acres Hobby Farm, recently reviewed a book written by
Deborah Niemann called “Raising Goats Naturally”. After reading her review, I commented on
her blog, stating I would look into this book to educate myself on raising
goats, because in the future, my husband and I wanted to get goats. On Saturday, I received this book in the
mail from Mary Ann as an act of kindness.
I’ve already started reading this book in the evenings when it’s quiet,
while watching the Baseball World Series.
Thank you Mary Ann!
I went to the garden last night to check on how
things were doing and look what I found……………..
sweet Sandy - i know how nice it is to receive a special something from a friend...teehee....so i know how you must feel! that was very sweet of Mary Ann! and there's you learning all about goats - woohoo! your baby pea pod is very sweet as well! i just know that you will have a lovely harvest before the first major frost! much love to you and yours from both of us, always!
ReplyDeleteyour friends,
kymber and jambaloney!
Sweet Kymber,
DeleteThis book will help with learning about goats. Can you believe I have one pea pod? I can only hope I get a large harvest before the frost comes rolling in.
Much Love to You and Jambaloney!
awww your first pea in a pod. it is always exciting to see the first veggies appear. I usually get that way about cucumbers.
ReplyDeleteIt is kind of like Christmas...
Enjoy the book and learning about goats....
JUGM,
DeleteYes it's like Christmas!!!! Thank you :-)
You gonna have that pea pod bronzed?
ReplyDeleteSandy I just bought The Idiots Guide To Raising Goats. I'll have to check out Mary Ann's book. Thanks for the information.
ReplyDeleteGammy,
ReplyDeleteSo far the book is great! Mary Ann review it for the writer, Deborah Neimann.
What a kind gesture for her to give you the book :) I have though about getting goats as well. I do have my hands full with all our pets and chickens, though. I love goat milk cheese. My mom loves to make cheese. maybe you will do the same?
ReplyDeleteI sure would be surprised to see pea pods if they were here! You are pretty blessed to be able to get in this crop before frost!!
Blessings,
Susie
Susie,
ReplyDeleteYes, It was a very nice gesture. Goats milk, and cheese are to die for :-)
I've found another 5 pods this evening, I'm praying I get a good harvest on the peas.