The two pigs we raised are hanging in Cliff's shop, chilling nicely. We'll soon have pork in abundance.
The "boys" are doing fine; I rode both of them briefly this evening. Life is good.
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I kept a journal on AOL for over four years. AOL decided to get rid of journals, so I transferred my memories from there to Blogspot. I don't intend to add to this site, except perhaps to add some pictures that were lost in the transfer; I'm keeping it for the memories: memories of babysitting my granddaughters; of my long-gone dog, Mandy; of nights spent at the cabin; of vacations and motorcycles bought and sold.
Thanks, Blogspot, for helping me save my memories.
Thanks, Blogspot, for helping me save my memories.
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- I was born in 1944. My husband and I are retired, living in a mobile home, and loving life every day with our oldest grandson living in our old house next door to lend us a helping hand if we need it.
8 comments:
I'm coming for breakfast soon, for some down home bacon!!! :>) I still have a heart for those pigs though. I remember them when they were just so sweet looking in your picture! LOL! I'm too sentimental.
Mosie!!! Glad to see you got back home safe and sound.....looks like the pigs didn't do as well!!! hehehe
I have not been getting my alerts so I am glad I didn't have too many entry's that I'd missed.
Glad you had a good time with your daughter, and isn't it always sooooooo nice to get back home and crawl into your own bed????!!!!
You rest up....you will be busy tomorrow!
Take care now,
Carlene
Gonna make an Easter ham?
Looks like you have your work cut out if you have to cut and wrap all of that ! But it will be soooo good later ! I'm glad you're back ! 'On Ya' - ma
Yikes! Poor piggies! I eat (and love) bacon but I hate to be reminded of how it gets to my plate. I guess they'll have their revenge when I keel over from a massive stroke. Russ
Mosie What breed of horse is yours? I know Prince is an Arab (even if you had not said) You can't miss the look of him.
Years ago I was a huge Little House on the Prairie fan (the books). There was a segment in one about all the neighbors getting together for a hog butchering and how much little Laura was looking forward to roasting and eating the pig's tail. The things I remember...LOL
SURE WOULD LOVE TO THROW ONE OF THOSE ON MY BAR B Q PIT, BEEN A COUPLE YEARS SINCE I BAR B QUE A WHOLE ONE. I CAN TASTE IT NOW.DO YOU REMEMBER ME. WES.
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