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Lucy The Goat joins the Isaiah House Family
Yesterday my dear friend, Susan McPherson gave me a pregnant Sannen goat. We named her Lucy and she is beautiful. Max thought she was his new playmate and ran her all around for a while. Lucy very quickly found the roof of the goat house. - Sally Jeffery, Operations Director
Photo Post: After Dinner Chores
Clean-up is always more fun and goes by much faster when everyone pitches in to help. That's why all of our residents take turns helping out in the kitchen and keeping the common areas clean. And if your lucky, the Baking Fairies ( in this case, Ed & Sally's daughter and grand-daughter) will have fresh cupcakes ready when you're done.
Chickens in the Garden
Our garden is off to a great start, thanks to Debra Young for donating a trailer full of horse manure, and Isaiah House composting all year.Our soil is fantastic this year. We have already enjoyed our first crop pickings of cucumbers, squash and zucchini. Tomaotes are about to turn red, if I can keep the chickens away from them.
2010 Garden off to a great start
We have planted a variety of tomatoes and peppers, bush beans, string beans and snap peas. We have okra, cucumbers, squash, zucchini, eggplant, watermelon and cantelope. And of course, a plentiful herb garden where we enjoy fresh herbs and I also dry them for use later in the year. Bon Appetit!
Update on Ed
Thank you everyone for all your prayers, love and assistance during Ed’s recovery from his motorcycle accident on March 18, 2010. Hopefully physical rehabilitation will begin soon.
Caspian
Caspian is now two months old. Amazingly enough he can now actually impregnate…! We will be “wethering” him next week to prevent this[unless someone contacts me who wants a registerable Sannen buckling].
We now have four goats and they are an absolute joy!
More goats
This Lucy, my Sannen goat who gave birth to a doe and buckling on April 9, 2010. It was very exciting! The goal is to be able to milk Lucy and make cheese.
So far, she has proven very difficult!
The 2010 Garden is almost in!
This year our garden is off to a great start. We have been composting and rotating our food scraps for the garden all year. The winter compost has yielded rich dark soil and a plethora of worms! And thanks to my friend, Debra Young, who brought us a trailer load of horse manure, the garden [...]
