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A New Chapter in Life


So I told you all about selling our goats so we would have room for a milk cow, right?  We sold the last goat this past week and now have our own milk cow! We have raised beef cows in the past, but never a milk cow. Her name is Caledonia - which some of us have joked about calling her cowidonia...but we thought we'd call her Callie for short. She is gentle and sweet tempered. We excitedly await the arrival of her calf in May!
A new chapter in life has begun - we had goats for nine years and sold the last one this week.  We have now started a new chapter. It's sort of sad to think we will never have goats again.  We girls and the younger boys were helping Daddy dismantle the old bucks pen that we have had for so many years. To think of all the memories that wood holds.....
you should be seeing some pictures of the calf before too long:) 

Until then,
     ~ Elise 



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