After so many plants, I wasn't shocked when Brian came home with these yesterday...
Ten baby guineas. They are so stinkin' cute! The boys loved them!
The guineas eat bugs and will help with our snake issue - Yay!
I'm beginning to accept it now... Folks, we're quickly becoming a farm. We cut, bale and sell hay. We will soon have "crops". Brian is getting a new tiller as we speak (the old one was having issues) and today he'll be tilling so we can get the corn, pumpkins and canteloupe planted. I've been weeding the garden the last couple of days and Brian and I spent some time yetsterday walking around discussing where things should go. A corn field here and a chicken coop there... Chickens?? Why, yes we'll have chickens. What kind of farm would we be without eggs? :)
As I was sitting in the garage yesterday watching the boys play with the guineas, I saw this bag and the name make me laugh out loud.
Evidently I'm becoming a farm wife. I didn't know how much I would like all of this, but turns out, I do! I guess as the saying goes, if the shoe fits... (or in this case, the hat...)
