Disclaimer:

I am not an expert on ANYTHING. Therefore, what you see on these pages and in these posts is not intended as anything other than a depository for all of the stuff running around in my head. You will see the good, the bad, and, well....Solomon. It is not my intention to present myself as anything other than a somewhat confused, often wrong-headed participant in this crazy scheme of cobbling together a hobby farm. In fact, it would be best to read this not as a good example, but as a dire warning of what NOT to do.

There are many, many blogs written by folks who have better tools, equipment, judgment, experience, and sense. Read those if you want to learn something. Read this if you want to laugh, roll your eyes, and thank your lucky stars YOU didn't do it.

Friday, September 9, 2011

Branching Out

 I was told, by my oh-so-sophisticated blogger-husband, Jerry, that the secret to his success is diversification.  His blog, www.jackwagonswithfishingpoles.com, has apparently taken off, and is now being viewed all around the world.  I'm trying not to be bitter.  I'm trying to be the bigger person. 

So, because I have other interests besides the farm, I will be branching out in some new directions.  I will, of course, still be posting about the farm, because our animals are weird and are a constant source of funny stories. 

Jerry suggested posting recipes.  I have no idea why he recommended doing that, when he knows darned well that I don't cook. 

I do, however, like books, movies, arts and crafts, and I'm determined to learn to like spinning, because we have mountains of alpaca fleece that we need to process.  In fact, my mom is at the spinning shop as I'm writing this, learning how to use her spinning wheel.  Updates should be coming shortly.

So, this blog is going to expand a bit.  Come along for the ride!
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