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Another Day at Bay Colony Farm
Wednesday, February 15, 2006
What's that I hear?
Mood:  celebratory
Now Playing: Enya "Amarantine"
Topic: Rabbits

Yes, it's me on Caroline Morse' podcast The Fibercast. Caroline interviewed me about German Angora rabbits, and our small farm here. I had a blast doing the interview and thank Caroline for thinking of me when it came to rabbits. :) Check out the podcast and Caroline's blog, which has lots of great fiber arts related information on it.
If you don't have an IPod or similar device, you can download the podcasts on to your computer and listen there. Enjoy! :)

And I'll give a quick update on my husband; the first clot is going away, unfortunately, the other clots appear to be spreading, so we are still playing the waiting game. But thank you to everyone that wrote wishing him well. That means a great deal to both of us!

Now, how about this weather? I love it! In fact, this whole winter has been pretty good. When you have animals, and they are outside animals, any winter without zero and below temps is a blessing. While I've had to use water bowls for the majority of the winter, I have had times when I've been able to switch back to water bottles. Today was one of those days. When the temps don't go below freezing at night, that is a good time to start using water bottles again. It provides the rabbits with a continuous water supply, and therefore they are healthier.
Not that I can complain; there haven't been many weeks that I've had to make multiple trips out to the barn to refill water bowls like the last two winters. Any winter with temps like we've had is a good one (yes, I can hear the skier's pitching a fit, and I understand, having been a skier at one time). But when you have animals, this really is a good thing.

What's even better? The air smells like Spring today. :)

Posted by baycolonyfarm at 5:04 PM EST

Wednesday, February 15, 2006 - 9:54 PM EST

Name: claudia
Home Page: http://www.claudiasblog.net

Guess I'll be downloading that podcast now.

:)

Best wishes for Dale's rapid improvement.

Thursday, February 16, 2006 - 7:51 AM EST

Name: Cheryl
Home Page: http://seedstitch.blogspot.com

Helen, take good care of your husband, and yourself too! I'm always so happy to see a new post from you appear in my bloglines. I'm looking forward to listening to the Fibercast interview. Anything you want me to pick up for you up in Portland this weekend?? I'd love to send you a little something...

Saturday, February 18, 2006 - 9:41 PM EST

Name: Donna DeLuca
Home Page: http://donnaspinsandknits.tripod.com

Wow - really cool Helen! I'm glad I got to listen to the podcast. I didn't even know it existed. Thanks for the reference. Kinda neat to put a "voice" with the name now! You had alot of educational info on the rabbits. Great to listen to as I decide if we are really going to get one or two this spring.

About the spa - I'm bummed that I did not go myself, but considering the weather up here, I am glad it worked out the way it did. There's a reason for all things!

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