Life on Full Quiver Farm

Full Quiver Farm is a small (but growing) hobby farm located in the Hoosier State. There's never a dull moment around here with 12 people, and way too many animals living here. I'm Jessica, the manager of the animals (but not the people!). I'm looking forward to having my own mini-farm in the not so distant future, but until we can find the perfect place, for the perfect price...home sweet home is here on Full Quiver Farm.

Wednesday, August 30, 2006

Okay,

Once again I have fallen way, way behind. Maybe I should just give up? I need someone to remind me to update at least once a week!

We are back from vacation at HB. I had a good time, but it seems like I spent more time riding/driving there and back than actually "vacationing". I spent a couple of days in Georgia with my sister and neice before heading for the beach. At the beach, the stomach flu hit! It made it's way through our entire family throughout the week. I got over it within a day, but it wasn't fun. I feel so sorry for whoever rents the house after us...We used LOTS of lysol, but I'm sure the house is still full of flu germs, they aren't going to know what hit them!

Now I'm back into the whole chore/work routine. My boss is going to a horse show, so I have to work mornings and evenings this weekend. JK and I are also going to a poultry show on Saturday and taking around 50 birds. Grandma S. and Aunt Becky are coming for the weekend as well...It's going to be a busy place around here.

I need to take some more "farm" pictures and post them. Maybe I will go do that now...

TTYL

Tuesday, August 01, 2006


I'm sorry I haven't posted faithfully. Last week was 'The Fair', and this week we are preparing for a garage sale.

The Fair is one of the big events of the summer. It wears us all out, and takes lots of time and energy, but we look forward to it every year. This year my brothers exhibited 28 chickens and ducks, 2 goats, photography, and posters for geology and shooting sports. Everyone did great, winning lots of blue ribbons, and a few champion rosettes and plaques. We spent most of every day at the fair. With this many people, fair food would be too expensive if it weren't for the "Legion Burgers". The American Legion has a food stand where they sell burgers, fries, and drinks for just a dollar an item. Of course the food isn't exactly delicious, but with enough dill pickles, its edible! During the fair Miriam and Gabe participated in a pet parade. They took 4 of our puppies (pictured above). It was a lot of fun for M and G, but I think it wore the poor puppies out. They were a big hit though.

It's been in the 90s and very humid the last couple of days. Our AC just can't keep up, so it's pretty miserable. We are sorting through toys and clothes getting stuff ready for the garage sale. I'm sure we won't get everything sorted out in time, but it will be a start, and we can always have another one later.

In less that two weeks we are heading for the beach for our annual summer vacation/family reunion.

I will try to stay on top of updating.