Monday, October 24, 2011

Barn Hop #33

Welcome to the Monday Homestead Barn Hop! I love how so many of you start your week with a round up of ideas to cultivate the on-line homesteading community. It's amazing all the ideas and wisdom that gathers here each Monday... thank you for joining in and linking up week after week!

October is the new June, at least here on the mountain where the weather is ideal and couples get married (June is still cold; October is perfect). I've been to three weddings this month already, keeping us busy, busy, busy on the weekends. So nothing much to report in terms of homesteading, except...

I don't have pictures yet, but the front door now has red paint! Woo hoo! Three more doors to go and some trim work that must be painted and then I'll take some photos and post them. (Knowing how fast we move around here, it could be months!).

If you don't mind, I'm throwing out a little prayer request... I need to move forward on getting my little goats here with a temporary, but safe shelter and then find a breeder who is a good fit for our Kinder doe. I'm suddenly overwhelmed by all this (mostly because I've been so busy), but I need to make the time to get it done. (Did I mention how cute and sweet they are?)

So, that's what's happening here. What about at your place?

Join The Barn Hop!
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...invite you to link up and share your homesteading adventures!

1. Write a blog post about what's going on at your homestead or a post on something you're learning or an item of interest that will benefit the homesteading community. Be sure to add the red barn button and link back here so others can join in the fun.

2. Come back here and enter your information in the Linky. Please be sure to link to your actual post (click your title and then copy the URL above) and not your home page so those participating later in the week can find your post easily.

3. If you don't have a blog, leave a comment and tell us what's going on at your homestead!

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