Welcome chicks!
Just a quick note to let y’all know we made to the new farm in Virginia! I am exhausted from a wonderful weekend at Rhinebeck with my girls- two very late nights and long days- but it is so exciting to be home that I worked my backside off all day.
We got the entire kitchen unpacked and put away and most of the furniture in place. Tomorrow we will set up the office and try to get the rest of the boxes unpacked. I’ll post more pics tomorrow but I wanted to let you know that I made it home safe and sound.
I also wanted to let you know that the 2010 Shares are now available for purchase in the shop. We are cutting the number of shares we are selling in half this year, so get yours while they last. We are offering Half Shares and Double Shares this year, and each level comes with it’s own set of shareholder benefits.
More soon!
XO
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Welcome home. May it be filled with happiness.
YAY!!!! There’s no place like home! See ya soon…
Enjoy your new home.
Good luck settling into your new home and I got me a double share of 2010…I couldn’t take a chance on waiting and missing out!
Welcome to the Old Dominion!!! we love it here!!!
Yay! Welcome home!
And thanks for the heads up about the 2010 shares. Off to buy mine now.
Welcome to Virginia…Its a wonderful state! We love it! And I am off to buy my 2010 shares
Susan, Carrie and Erin,
You all worked so hard to make this happen! It has been fun and hard to watch from the sidelines this time but you all did a great job under a lot of pressure.
It must be great to wake up this morning in your new house and barn. I can’t believe you have such a great barn! I am excited for you and the animals. Have fun unpacking. Get some rest, eat well and get those pictures up so we all can see and live it too!
At last! This feels so great for all of us, to know shepherds and flock are united in one beautiful place. Ahh, glorious. All blessings on this new chapter.
I’m glad you’re finally home Susan! I really enjoyed meeting you on Saturday! Enjoy settling into you new farm, but don’t forget to stop and toast an exciting new beginning!!! Jen
welcome to your new home
may it provide you with joy, sweetness and love
in all ways
hope settling in continues to revitalize you
and happiness forever fils your heart and soul
a favorite quote from a favorite old show,
“with each ending comes a new beginning. i seek, not to know the answer, but, to understand the question”
love hugs and (less snow this year!)
xoxoxo…
rona
You already sound grounded – welcome home!
Hooray!!! Enjoy!! Be Well!!
Glad you made it safe and sound. Enjoy getting settled in and we can’t wait to hear stories about your new farm!
Glad to hear you made it safely to Virginia.
Enjoy your new home.
we need pictures !
So glad you arrived safely!
Welcome!
Glad to hear that everyone made safe and sound. Welcome home!
So glad you made it safely. How are the sheep and goats and guard dogs???? Forget the office, what is the *barn* like? (Anyone can have an office and many of us spend way too much time in them. But a barn, now that is the heart of a farm, just like a kitchen is the heart of the home). How many animals came with you?
Susan, when you take your pictures of the new farm and the sheep/goats, let us know which goats you brought with you – any famous names?
Looking forward to seeing your new farm, and hearing about all the adventures you and Erin have getting everything settled. Blessings on your new farm and your fresh start!
stoppe to see you at rhinebeck–you were swamped which is a ”good thing” Enjoy your new beginning–Thank you for the workshop–i attended Donna Kay’s spindle spinning and she was so delightful–afterwards I pruchased 3 spindles! 1 Trindle and 2 Drop–Thanks for helping me get my new start too–on a new craft
i am so glad you made it save and sound