HELP HELP HELP

Got any friends that like to plan events. I have about 4-5 fundraiser events in planning I need more volunteers. Send them my way...PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE

UPDATE: On Stone Head

He is over 9' tall. I think Rick is done and now he has to cover it in concrete or something

I HAVE GRASS-I-NESS

So a few weeks back Rick, Nick and I finished leveling my yard and planted grass. Check it out. We hauled 17 yards of topsoil, then planted the seeds then covered with straw. The grass pic was take over a week ago..It is getting really long.

MIRROR! MIRROR! ON THE WALL, WHO'S THE FAIREST OF THEM ALL

Snow White! Snow Ball! Snow Baby! She may have gone by many names but she was my sweet girl. Well SW found herself a permanent home Friday afternoon. The family drove from Denton after work with their Argentino Dogo just to meet SW. The two Dogo's got along great. Rick even had to come say good-bye to her and approve the home she was going to. (He has never done this before, but then again he has never bonded with any other dog I brought home before). We are so happy that she is going to experienced owners that are excited about training a deaf dog. They were already discussing what signs to use for different commands. I miss her but I am so happy for her too.

OMG! Nick came running to Rick’s bedroom door about 4:00am Friday morning yelling a coyote got a hold of one of the baby goats. Rick went to the field and brought back Zarina and laid her in the workshop. She had bite holes around her neck and a huge chunk of meat missing from her back leg, along with multiple bite marks down her back and on her beautiful ears. Rick took a wet rag to her to clear away the blood and check her status. She seemed to be basically okay. We let her sleep in the workshop the remaining of the time and checked her in the morning. She was in such shock and so soar she couldn’t even walk. Rick carried her out to the field with the other goats to spend the day. When we got home later in the day she hadn’t moved and she was lying in an ant bed. Rick took her into the shower to get her all cleaned up; put ointment on her wounds and bandaged her up. Then we treated all the others with ointment too. All the goats had bit marks down their bodies and on their beautiful floppy ears. It’s a debate but we think it was a dog. A coyote would have done it for the kill, the food and only take on one. A dog is in it for the chase, the game and takes on who ever runs. Well Zarina was in shock but by the time we left town Saturday she was looking better. She is much better today. Now Rick’s dogs get locked in the run with the goats every night to guard them. They are better, but when Rick let them out to the field this morning they looked skittish and keep an eye on the direction the animal came from.

Sickly Bored

Rick bought me a super cool gift in New Orleans last year. Maybe I will wear it Friday when I run all my errands before our trip to Wisconsin.... I really want to find a reason to wear this thing.... SO COOL!!!! I am wearing it below......