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"It was a cold wintry day when I brought my children to live in rural West Virginia. The farmhouse was one hundred years old, there was already snow on the ground, and the heat was sparse-—as was the insulation. The floors weren’t even, either. My then-twelve-year-old son walked in the door and said, “You’ve brought us to this slanted little house to die." Keep reading our story....

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• Dog `vs' Chicks
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• Sounds yummy to me... I'm a chocoholic though.... - jodiezoeller on Salted Peanut Fudge Cookies
  
  
• Mmmmmm.... love that combo too! I'd probably have sprinkled some chrystals of salt on top of them too! mmmmmmmmm, chocolaty salty goodness either way!... - BuckeyeGirl on Salted Peanut Fudge Cookies
  
  
• Good luck to Glory Bee! We'll be hoping for a successful mating so we can have another bad baby next year!... - jodiezoeller on The New Mister
  
  
• So I guess it's a good thing that's a watchdog there in the background........cause if she were a herder....she would not get good references on next job......?!?!?!!!! :heart: Glad to hear you're e... - Rainn on Back Up and Out
  
  
• Some cities actually hire people who own goats to bring them to out of the way parks to keep the grass/weeds short. Portland and Seattle come to mind. A new line of business for you? ;) :lol:... - lattelady on Back Up and Out
  
  
• Country entertainment: goats, cows, sheep, chickens, dogs, cats, donkeys, horses, lightning bugs . . . there's nothing better! I remember eating pizza and watching a great show. Pat in Eastern NC... - Pat on The New Mister
  
  
• I figured everyone of us thought it was the new MMIO. Glory Bee looks scared of him. Remember she had no choice.... - holstein woman on The New Mister
  
  
• Our lambs keep sneaking out too and one of the little boogers likes chasing the chickens....soon they will be too big to get through the squares in the fence though and I will miss it!... - SpinnersEndFarm on Back Up and Out
  
  
• Goats in the Yard is a cute name too....... - dropofkim on Back Up and Out
  
  
• I feel like I just hit the jack pot! I was diagnosed with gestational diabetes, so I can no longer eat starchy foods and can only have a certain amount of carbs in a day. With these recipes (sans corn... - scrotumdestroyer on How to Make Homemade Hamburger Helper
  
  

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