Hey everyone. This morning I put my website through a huge update. I changed the template, consolidated some pages, added new pages, and moved things around a little bit. Now the website covers not just my little herd of goats, but other aspects as well.
Didn't do much today except move in my new goat housing. It was too dark to take a picture, so check back tomorrow for that and information on a pretty ingenious way to make small animal shelters.
Goodnight!
(You'll notice the blog got a facelift too. What do you think?)
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Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Apologies
I apologize for the long hiatus! Things have just been really busy and I hadn't had a chance to update.
The trip to North Texas went really awesome! I had a great time. New pictures of Romeo can of course be seen on the website, and there is a short video of me riding Uncle Dan on my youtube.
I have since brought home the two Harlequin Nigerian Dwarves, a dam and her January daughter, home. They are both blue eyed and just stunning. The doe has a magnificent udder, which I will be letting fill tonight.
My neighbor has gotten a new buck, blue-eyed and moonspotted. Can hardly wait to use him at the end of the year.
Keep an eye on the website for a major update, adding the new does, changing some breeding information, and just a general clean up.
Rudy may or may not be pregnant, still not for sure on her. She doesn't seem to be growing an udder and has me a bit frustrated. I want to wring her precious little neck.
Chicken eggs in the incubator, and they are due around April 26th. I candled and saw some definite growth and movement, so check back to see the chicks.
All else is well, I apologize again for the long delay in posts and will be making an effort to keep up better.
The trip to North Texas went really awesome! I had a great time. New pictures of Romeo can of course be seen on the website, and there is a short video of me riding Uncle Dan on my youtube.
I have since brought home the two Harlequin Nigerian Dwarves, a dam and her January daughter, home. They are both blue eyed and just stunning. The doe has a magnificent udder, which I will be letting fill tonight.
My neighbor has gotten a new buck, blue-eyed and moonspotted. Can hardly wait to use him at the end of the year.
Keep an eye on the website for a major update, adding the new does, changing some breeding information, and just a general clean up.
Rudy may or may not be pregnant, still not for sure on her. She doesn't seem to be growing an udder and has me a bit frustrated. I want to wring her precious little neck.
Chicken eggs in the incubator, and they are due around April 26th. I candled and saw some definite growth and movement, so check back to see the chicks.
All else is well, I apologize again for the long delay in posts and will be making an effort to keep up better.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Website
Today was productive!
It started out with a lovely young lady and her daughter coming to meet Hope's little boys. They had a great time playing with the goats and asking questions. I was amazed at how tolerant the little ones were about picking picked up, handled, and loved on.
She put down a deposit on both of the boys and is very excited to pick them up when they are weaned. It sounds like its going to be a GREAT home! And she took some pictures of her little girl and the goats, so I can't wait to see them and feature them on my website.
Speaking of, I completely overhauled my website today. I was tired of the dark cramped look it had, so I fussed with it until I had it better. I even added some great elements, such as kid pictures under their dams and sire and dam pictures on the young ones I had those available for.
I tried hard to keep it organized, but I may need to go back in and re-size the larger pictures. What do you think?
http://www.knsfarms.webs.com/
I got all of my usual chores and work done as well today, so it was quite a feat. I can hardly wait until the real work starts!
ChaCha for now.
It started out with a lovely young lady and her daughter coming to meet Hope's little boys. They had a great time playing with the goats and asking questions. I was amazed at how tolerant the little ones were about picking picked up, handled, and loved on.
She put down a deposit on both of the boys and is very excited to pick them up when they are weaned. It sounds like its going to be a GREAT home! And she took some pictures of her little girl and the goats, so I can't wait to see them and feature them on my website.
Speaking of, I completely overhauled my website today. I was tired of the dark cramped look it had, so I fussed with it until I had it better. I even added some great elements, such as kid pictures under their dams and sire and dam pictures on the young ones I had those available for.
I tried hard to keep it organized, but I may need to go back in and re-size the larger pictures. What do you think?
http://www.knsfarms.webs.com/
I got all of my usual chores and work done as well today, so it was quite a feat. I can hardly wait until the real work starts!
ChaCha for now.
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