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meet Hopper

Spring has sprung, and it is a busy time when you are starting a farm AND working a real job. There just aren't enough hours in the day, and some nights I feel so tired I just don't have the energy to accomplish much. I feel like the list of unaccomplished tasks is growing too rapidly, but we are making progress, and I know everything will get done in due time. I wrote about the growing animals over on the farm blog, check it out, here. For now, just one. This is Hopper, one of the only two bucks we have, and he has had a messed up foot since we got him, and my nephew, Stephen, suggested the name Hopper (although not because of his foot, but because of how he hopped away from strange children's hands, smart bunny.) He is a sweet boy and we hope to keep him for many years. 



Until next time,

Angela Kelly

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