Mo, Our New Puppy

My family’s story reminds me of a book published in 1948 titled ‘Cheaper by the Dozen,’ which was made into several movies of the same name about the lovely chaotic family of twelve.   I have lost count of the number of animals we have, so when a friend in the sheep business let us know she had one puppy left from a litter of Bernese Mountain Dogs, we couldn’t say no since one more addition to our menagerie couldn’t be much more work and would certainly be a lot of fun.

Of course, we have also added chickens, chicks, and a number of sheep to the farm.  Lucky for me, my wife, Alicia, does the lion’s share of the work, and I get to blog about it.

My vegetable garden is doing well early in the season, with broccoli, lettuce, kale, and snow peas making a great early showing.

Mo, Holding Her Own With Gus and Rosie

Baby Chicks This Spring

Growing Chicks

Eggs and Lettuce

Lots of Sheep

Hungry Sheep

Lettuce

Snow Peas

Broccoli

Zucchini Flower with Bee

Kale

Mo, Right at Home

Photos by Alicia and Jimmy Crisp  Curated Brochure by Crisp Architects: Portfolio

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