what to blog about?

I just want to ramble for a moment about my hopes and aspirations for this blog. I've been asking myself what I want this blog to be. It can't just be about one or two things (art was the first that came to my mind), because my life is so much more than that, and I want to share it all! I hope this blog can somehow manage to capture all of my many interests and fascinations. Here's my current plan for the blog, hoping to post something almost daily.

Monday: My Simple Life (posts about my lifestyle, frugality, health, politics, beliefs, etc)
Tuesday: Fascinations (posts about my many hobbies and activities)
Wednesday: Poetry (most likely to be posts from other authors, since I can't write.)
Thursday: Art (posts about painting, jewelry, tie-dye, photography, and much more!)
Friday: Relationships (posts about my boyfriend, family, and friends)
Saturday: Tasty Treats (posts about cooking, eating out, and just food in general)
Sunday: Random (or sometimes a day off, okay?)

This is just an idea and of course may change over time as I learn more about myself and what I hope to do with this blog. I'm excited to share my ideas, and although no one is reading this now, I would love to hear ideas and advice from others as they stumble upon this little piece of my life. Thank you for reading.

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raising rabbits: newborns in a wind storm

bunbuns love lettuces :) We had eighteen baby rabbits last week, the first litters of the year. We also had a super wind storm the very day after they were born, which knocked the hutch over, and nearly scared me to death. We were in town and had to rush the hour home to check on them, and amazingly enough, they all survived. We shuffled them around, moved two moms with babies inside the house, secured the rest, prepared for the storm. We made it through okay. It's been almost a week now, and they are starting to get their fur and move around a lot, so we will be moving them back outside very soon. It has been pretty cool having them so close, keeping an eye on them all the time, watching them grow. Raising rabbits is always an adventure, and we are learning more every day. I sure am enjoying the process, though. the new mommy eating some lettuce newborns more babies - they look like little aliens the rabbits at sunset Until next time, Angela Kelly...

the good, the bad, and the embarrassing

Our first week and a half on the farm have not been uneventful by any means. In fact, tonight on the ride home I said to the Universe (or more accurately Jonathan, since that's who heard me) "thanks for all the tests you've been throwing at us lately, but that's enough for now, please?" We expected some hard times and lots of hard work, but we weren't ready for random mishaps and accidents that would set us back so soon in the change. Bad things that have happened since we arrived: Jonathan gets a tick and the head is stuck in his back. It's been a week now and I think it's all worked out, but I was really scared. We get locked out of the Jeep, and it's $120 for a locksmith to come unlock it. We have snatched Zaphod (our kitty) off of upstairs windowsills about five times. I smacked myself in the forehead with a knife (apparently I missed the day in class when they tought you basic knife-holding skills.) It was just a little cut, mainly my ego ...

puppy play date

Yesterday Trilli got to have a puppy play date with her best friend, Oreo, and a new boyfriend, Yeti. Everyone in our group has a dog or two, so socializing them is essential. With several large breeds covered in our pack, they can be a bit much at first. Oreo (the pit bull) is quick like lighting, nudging the others with her nose and batting her paws. Trilli (husky and lab) loves to play but has the biggest mouth, constantly barking. We're working on that. Yeti is a basset hound and great Pyrenees mix, still growing and just beautiful. He got along with the girls wonderfully, outside taking turns pouncing on each of them. It's great to watch a pack of dogs together, it's so natural for them, their own kind; friends. Hopefully next time I'll remember to bring my camera! Until next time, Angela Kelly

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