Lucky me, Son Rob was here from Pennsylvania (he teaches at Scranton U). I tried not to have him work the whole time. We did get a permanent fence around the lagoon and some new gates in place. He's out mowing the yard right now.
My two daughters and the two grandgirls came over to spend the day with us on Friday. I love that now we are all friends and can laugh and drink beer and eat pizza together.
Here's a JR update to all his fans who have sent good energy his way as he was struggling to make it in this world. He's the little brown guy in the middle, white Snickers (two days older) is on the left, and gray, herd sire Tribute is on the right. To answer a question from Meg in the comments - no, the vets never figured out why he was so small and grew so slowly. Except for some early lack of immunities, his blood work was normal. I think he is just going to be a little guy but do believe now that he is going to live.
Rob suggested we should use him for breeding when he is older and try to produce a line of miniture alpacas. ☺ Wouldn't that be cute? They would be very easy to potty train, of course, you would have to have two.
NutriSystem update - I've lost 8 pounds now - in 2 1/2 weeks - eating all the time.
7 comments:
Sounds like you've been having tons of fun!
Were the vets ever able to pinpoint what was wrong with JR or his momma?
<3 Meg
mmmmm, the yarn looks delish! and I can testify that the roving spins like butta'
sounds like lots of fun going on over there, we're coming too ;)
Life sometimes gets in the way of blogging!!! Mini alpacas - wouldn't that be cute!!!!
I'm glad your absence was due to fun life stuff and not bad- JR just does his own thing-at his own pace- maybe he's an alpaca elf!
Oh my goodness, that yarn is incredibly beautiful!
All I could think about after reading this post was how much fun it would be to have you as a grandma! :)
the yarn is pretty and JR is adorable. Nice to have family around.
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