We picked them up last week-end from Hunny-Do Ranch in Quesnel. Rosie is the little doe with horns and Gaston is our new buck. Originally we went to just get him because we have had a tough time deciding if we wanted to borrow a buck or not for breeding Faith, we decided it was just easier to have our own so off we went to pick him up...but then we met Rosie. She is bred and due to kid in a few months. She is quite adorable... it is difficult to get a shot of her because she is always right behind me. She loves people and cries when she sees us outside until we come and give her a scratch.
This morning I noticed that Faith is really loving Gaston, so I am hoping that means she is in heat and we should have kids in five months or so. Here she is wagging her tail at him...
I find the barnyard romancing so very funny...here is a picture of Hvitkarr sniffing one of the ewes...
And this is little "Shadow" our first lamb of the season...he and his momma have rejoined the flock and seem to be doing fine.
She says that she loves placing on them all the time when she is not working. For her shoes, she prefers flats contemplating which they are really comfortable.
If you hold a peek in her closet, she reveals that her closet is just overly messy. With makers like free of cost online community sweats, Scoop the store, 2B Free, Rebel Yell sweats, Hollister, Abercrombie and Fitch and James Perse
contemplating that she loves aviators. However, she stresses that she could possibly be the spending budget shopper master, making particular she buys many affordable stuff instead of buying only just one high-priced item.
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We have trolleys and buggies for hire. Throughout the winter the club uses hedgehog wheel trolleys as a way of maintaing the condition of the course. In very exceptional weather conditions a trolley ban may be enforced and members will be expected to carry their bags.
Up until the last few days, the weather was quite nice - 70 C, sunny, warm, and not too windy. The birds have been chirping and the trees have been blooming. I knew it wouldn’t last long. Rain, chilly temps, and a general dreariness have taken over. Bah. In response, my feet have demanded wool socks and I’m only too happy to comply.
Long finished but never blogged, these are January’s socks and they’re far from dreary. I can’t help but smile when I catch glimpses of them peeking out of my jeans. Wild, shifting, and fraternal color is where it’s at. (Whatever “it” is.) Plus, my feet stay pretty toasty too. Just what I need during a grey March day.
The pattern is my basic sock template: stockinette and toe up with a gusset, heel flap, and a few inches of 2x2 ribbing at the cuff. I mixed stuff up a bit by working all the increases in a straight line instead of my usual diagonal. Might keep that modification around for the next few pairs. If there’s any interest, I’ll write up the pattern.
Glorious color aside, I’m not sure if I’d used this yarn again for socks. Shawls, cowls, hats? Sure. The jury is still out on socks. It was a bit thin in spots and liked to twist back on itself. Zauberball isn’t the cushiest stuff either but it does soften up after a bath. During the knitting, I occasionally considered ripping everything out but quashed the thought. Let’s see if that comes back to bite me. So far, the pair is holding up well and I’ve got leftovers for darning when the time comes.
The forecast is predicting warm weather and sunny skies tomorrow. Hopefully, I’ll have to put these away for another foul day when they can work their magic.