MAMA!!! how many are EWE carrying??? 😱 | SPRING LAMBING 2021 | Vlog 424
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มี.ค. 2021
- What a way to wake up!!
Today's 4am start brought one of the most WONDERFUL surprises I've seen in forever!
And I think it's safe to say the tap has finally been turned on...
WE ARE LAMBING!
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I just love the way the ewes “ purr” at their babies ! Makes my heart melt 🐑💕💝
i love that no matter how many times, every time you see a lamb your face lights up and you pull out the squeaky baby voice to talk to them.
I think every mom does it whether its their first baby or 3 or 4th baby and even down the line with other people's babies!
@@devium everybody does it mum's and dad's lol 😂
Yeah,great and then you eat them. Lovely
Awwww. I love the all black triplets. They are adorable
I don’t know why in the world TH-cam recommended this video to me but here I am and subscribed. I’m so glad I clicked and watched this amazing video! You are amazing. I don’t know what it is exactly that you do there, something with sheep, I’m going to watch your other videos now. ❤️ I’m very interested in learning about these beautiful animals! 🐑
You couldn't have found a mich better place!! Ms. Sandi is wonderful!!!
Same thing happened to me! Awhile ago. Hooked now! Welcome!
Happened to me at Christmas 2021 and yea I'm hooked. I think I am caught up on 3 years now. Lol
I Love watching your videos! Utube recommented it yesterday and you are all i have watched since! Thank you for you time❤️
I love the way she pulls the babies out, presents them to their mama, climbs out of the pen and says "late for a meeting!" Freaking awesome!
Can you imagine if Sandy only lambed in spring and we all had to wait an entire year for our baby lamb fix?
Oh perish that thought 😱😂
Noooooooooooooo!
😱😱😱😱
That would be unbearable!!
I follow a couple different farms/ sanctuary that has goats and most have been having babies since end of January one had most of hers in one week.
Great job! My father in law did this for years in Maine. He raised sheep on his farm. He would help others whose sheep had hard deliveries. He also had a newsletter, too. He passed away but loved his lambs and sheep. I'm a NICU RN, I go to all the high risk deliveries for multiples. Love what you do!😌👏🙏
I've watched every single video for the last 2 years. It's to a point that if I gasped at my phone around noon all of my friend know "my sheep lady" uploaded a video. I love every day that you upload and it always makes my day. Keep it up
My husband teases me all the time for watching the sheep 🤣
@@Stagbones gnhnn
Those Birds Singing and Chatting together sound beautiful
When I first started watching your channel, it just APPEARED on my news feed. Havena a clue as to how or why, but for a city kid with some summer time spent on maternal Grandparent’s farm, I knew just a ‘little’ about farm animals. I’m addicted to watch you before sleep. You make me feel relaxed and surprisingly ‘loved’. Your love for what you do and for all those sheep makes me feel whole. Does this make sense?
Well it does for me, and that’s all I need.
Thank you for your video blogging.
My very best to you and your family, now and in the future. You go Girl !
Big mama looks so uncomfortable. I think all of us can feel for her.
I had a 13lb 4oz. Son on my bday
I feel her pain! OUCH
@@marlenecarson4005 double OUCH!!
@@marlenecarson4005 double OUCH!!
Is the baby position allright? Her tummy big horizontally
100% agree with you on the fostering issue. 30+ years, I've never had luck with doing it. Not as easy as it sounds.
I'm glad u said something because I agree from the outside view. I've never raised sheep but the concept isnt to hard to grasp.
Yeah, I've never had good results with trying to "graft" a new lamb onto a newly delivered ewe who lost her lambs. I always ended up bottle feeding, which is its own joy, actually. I've raised many a lamb in my tile floored dining room in diapers. :D
That mama was like take all the milk you want she didn't fight you for it either
Been there. Hospital staff just lost it when I asked for a second bottle.
That MUCH milk is DANGED UNCOMFORTABL! I HAD ONE MARE WHO WOULD ROUTINELY FILL SO FULL, THAT I'D WALK OUT TO TAKE SOME MILK FOR THE FREEZER AND SHE'D LIFT EACH HIND LEG TO THE SIDE, IN TURN! TRYING HER BEST TO HELP..SHE WAS AN ABSOLUTE DOLL BECAUSE SHE HURT SO MUCH AND UNDERSTOOD THAT A HUMAN CARRYING MILK PUMP AND BOTTLES MEANT "R- E -L -I- E- -F" . I WILL confess that I ALWAYS took a bottle from each and saved it(freezer) for the following year, just in case. One never knows when a mom might suddenly not have enough colostrum. 😉or, a surprise set of twins💕🤷♀️I'd rather be over prepared, than left stumped. So...making it a policy to take a bottle every time, as long as its possible, gives me that option. And so far its been a lifesaver. Which, with prices in the basement the last few years, has *also* allowed us to grab a few orphan calves(or twins) or bummer lambs and kids, start those off well, keep them going, finish as normal with fed as well as the other calves and then just add it to fluff the farm buffers.😁👍🤷♀️💞. Family farms need all the💞👏👏 help we can get$$! so, an extra animal saved or bought and well started...making for better profits, keeps the bottom line much healthier!🤑👍and allows us to keep the rest of our own lives and livestock healthier!🙃💕🤑🤷♀️👏👏💞🥰
@@DembaiVT ha 🤣
Yeah. Too much milk is uncomfortable as heck.
Per the meetings: It seems that Sheep aren't the only ones. It never fails, when a mare is due to foal... she almost always, waits for that time that you walk back up to the house to use the bathroom, or grab coffee... that she delivers that new foal.
Mine waited until everyone was just getting ready for bed lmao after showing signs for a week to start contracting lol I barely made it there to see the foal born thank god she wasnt a red bag!!
@@Kholoured zee xers.
My experience exactly!
Yup, just want some privacy :)
Poor animals need privacy too and grabby humans away from them
The best things about watching the lambing.... The ewes eyes & expressions ...like "Holy Crap" AND Sandy's excited voice when they are born!! LOVE IT!!
Just as a side note...this channel is my addiction!!! Watch, watch repeat!!
I love how you share all the reasons why you do what you do, but I hope you’re not trying to justify your actions because YOU know best with your sheep and what they need. 💕
Perfectly stated. I love knowing. But people who think their way is the only way - or the best way - deserve the karma they are courting.
Why not let the animal do what they do
@@samanthaspencermccurry9798
You are new here, yes? Her flock has a tendency to have multiple births. And she has had pregnancy toxemia showing up more than before - which is usually fatal. She has been taught to treat this, and the objective is if a ewe goes down, she needs to get the lambs out quickly. Plus she has become extremely good at delivering lambs when the ewe needs help due to whatever normal complication can come up. So she helps. She is trying to save the lives of the lambs and the ewes.
@@samanthaspencermccurry9798 Ideally, you do let the ewe do what she does but if she's been in labor THAT long, you do have to go in. As a sheep farmer myself, I like to let my ewes deliver without me but I'm always on hand to help out, which I've had to do many, many times. Malpresentation (ie, breech, backward, or a lamb coming out in an abnormal position) must always be attended to right away. You may have noticed the second lamb came out yellow? That's a sign of a hard labor that could go wrong. It's actually the lamb's own poop (because yes, they do make poop even when they're not yet born) and could get aspirated into the lamb's lungs among other things. Best to get the lambs out if you have to.
@@julieenslow5915 Most sheep have at least twins as that trait has been bred into them. I had two ewes who nearly always gave me triplets and sometimes quads. I'm really good at delivering lambs. LOL I've been up to my forearm many times either turning a lamb, usually a breech, or helping the mother get a huge one out. I raised black Romney sheep and then (now) Katahdin sheep for wool and for meat respectively. Even though I know they're going to be sold and most probably for food, each time I get a successful lambing, it's joyous. They're such goofballs until they hit the sheep equivalent of teenager-hood. Then you can't sell them fast enough. :D
Hearing your voice when you see baby lambs is priceless! It never gets old!!! Thanks for an awesome video!! 🥰🥰🥰
Sheep momma: "A little rude to point out a pimple while we don't have our makeup on and we're giving birth and all!" 😁
(Wow, seriously though, you are an amazing midwife! So knowledgeable, firm but gentle, and all the while teaching us cityfolk a thing or two. Very impressive, and a joy to watch. Thank you for sharing!)
I showed my son that sheep, and told him he had also done that to me when I was pregnant, and that's why he is doing the dishes till he's 18. Fingers crossed it works, he was horrified. Lol 😆
It doesnt, I tried with my son a few years ago, worked for around 2 weeks then the ick factor was forgotten. Worth a try with your son though lol
Good one!
Oh, aren’t you the smart Mom! Blessings to you.
I like the way she squats so you could milk her. She was like “ what a relief, your welcome” 😁
We had a cow that used to do that. She'd pester us until we milked her. It must have been such a burden for her to carry around.
That’s a sign of a good mother. A ewe that squats when you touch her udder.
I think I'm going on four years of being here..can u believe it. I love all the effort you have put in and I'm glad to be apart of the journey.🥰😇🥰
Sandi, I just love how you greet your new littles! It certainly brings a smile to everyone's face im sure!😘😘
I love how excited you get with each new lamb. We can see that you love what you do.
We call that a ‘double wide’ 🤣 she’s got those side kick outs too!
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ROFLOL double side is an understatement!! 🤣🤣
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Pack horse!
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You can lit up a room with your smile when greeting newborns! How many weeks do you think this group will give you those bundles of joy? The last group i think you said it took 4 weeks from start to finish. Looking forward to see whats is coming! Thank you as always, for sharing!
I just LOVE videos like these!!! Lambing ewes come left and right, meetings are booked but ewes are lambing. Those babies take priority with Sandi every time!! THIS is true love of a farmer!! How can you not admire and love such a person??? That high pitched and gasp "Hello!!!!" when she spots a newly born lamb... the most precious thing to ever escape Sandi's lips. Makes me smile every time, and her smile is CONTAGIOUS!!!
Sandi, you are a remarkable woman!! You knew that lady needed help, even though you had a meeting to get to, she took priority. You helped her deliver her babies and that's what makes you such a spectacular person. You make your farm come first, no matter what. Such dedication is admirable, that's why Jessica admires you so much. She sees this daily, remember she mentioned how she admired your dedication months back in a video??? Watching videos of how you interact with your flock during lambing, the most hectic times of your year, shows your dedication at it's finest moments. We get to see it also. We get to celebrate it with you in every video that you chose to share with us. THANK YOU!!!
My days are complete with Sandi and her Sheep!!!
@Any One any one, I was thinking and posted the same thing, She likes it when they give birth but then she probably sends them to the Slaughter House. How can people supposedly adore the beautiful life that God created and then send them to be slaughtered. That is so sad. I guess she sends the older ones first and the circle begins again .So sad for the lambs.
I was gonna subscribe , but damn that was hella depressing, I mean I figured but salt on the thought...but honestly it seems a necessary thing, she'd be overrun and cost of upkeep would definitely go up...idk how to feel.. this an ancient profession.. it'd be a bittersweet job...I'm sure she does have a level of empathy, but a necessary detachment..or she wouldn't be able to do the work
I like watching the new babies and I like learning about sheep farming ... but I just LOVE the smile that Sandi gets when she sees new babies for the first time!! 21:35
I have a zoom meeting in 10 minutes...
*Meanwhile*
Pulling out 2 baby lambs with her bare hands!
What a woman 😂
😃 No Doubt 😂 Man am I jealous😂🍃🌷🍃
She does it all with a smile..😄😄😁
Loved how the lamb with the big baby was waiting for you to help her out with her milk by the way she was standing. Sad about the 2 babies that was stillborn for big momma but happy that she had 2 in the beginning.
Sandi, it just warms my heart seeing your reaction each time a lamb is born. No matter how many years of multiple lambing groups pass, your face lights up as if it is the very first lamb born to your program as you walk down the pen discovering a new life. 🥰
@Any One - you got here before me. Can't understand why everyone is so impressed with this female.
Sandi, you do so much for us the viewers. Please take care of your physical and mental health. My Granddaughters and I have learned so much from you. Thank you for sharing your talents and time. God bless you and your family.
You do you momma!!! You know what works for you and your farm. Much love, absolutely IN LOVE with babies..... and made me giggle hearing someone else say.... all good in the hood!! 🤣🤣🤣🙌🙌
I hadn’t realised that sheep were so high maintenance. I thought they just had the lambs outside and got on with it
they do in new zealand. mostly it's a totally natural event. there are still casualties, as there are in any animal husbandry. to a new zealander, this looks like a battery hen/sheep operation. too many sheep in one pen. tiny spaces putting these poor sheep under stress at an already stressful time of lambing...looks horrible.
These are inside, contained sheep so they are highly maintained and are higher maintenance because they are all there. If they were free range in a field they wouldn't be so high maintenance because it's just harder to get to them all and they are tougher out on their own. This is why free range and captive livestock is so heavily debated because you have to pick your poison and your healier. Both have draw backs and both have advantages.
To bad humans couldn't be cooped up like that for a couple of years so they'd know how it feels. Factory farming is inhumane. No I'm not a strict vegetarian, but only eat meat a few times a month. Maybe 4-5 times a month.if we didn't wanteat at every meal, animals could be raised more humainly.
@@margaretkinnaman8585or if people bought from local butchers supplied by local farms instead of Walmart. Seriously farm fresh meat tastes way better than factory. Also, if I was cooped up in a barn being allowed to laze around all day and have everything done for me would be amazing. My nails and hair get cut for me. My food and diet are planned for me. All my medical problems can get dealt with quick and simple. Seriously these sheep are treated like royalty at the price of having babies twice a year in a safe environment. They would have babies way faster in the wild with a lot more death.
@@michelebourke4340 I agree , this whole procedure looks all wrong !! Why the HE- is she concentrating on manually “ topping up “ the new lambs…. Whole thing looks / sounds horrible
😂 The look on the ewe's face as the second was coming out.... I feel your pain, mama!
I grew up on a farm where we had sheep. If a ewe has a baby that died and she was needed to foster another lamb, getting her to accept it was difficult. We would skin the one that died and put the skin over the foster. Ewe was familiar with her lambs scent and she would accept the foster as hers within two days. Fed many with a bottle. Loved those days.
The black lambs are so cute.💗
You don't have to defend your decisions.
You have a beautiful and humane set-up, and the animals look in superb health.
Best wishes to you for this coming year.
A joy to watch such a caring sheep farmer, I wish there were more like you.❤️
I am really liking the lamb that look like they’re wearing grey flannel union suits with black stockings and touques
I love the expressions on your face when you see new babies! It is PRICELESS! ❤️🤗
"All good in the hood", I love it!!
Lambing came at perfect time for me. 8 weeks since my tractor accident and a broken pelvis and dislocated leg and 3 weeks left till I can start walking again and I have Sandy's lambs to watch being born. It's something to get rid of the boredom.
Oh Wow!! I'm so sorry... Prayers for healing & peace🐑
You poor soul. Rest, eat well, and drink lots of water.
“Be at one with my thoughts, which is never a good thing”
I hear ya 😄 🇮🇪☘️
I just found this channel. I am amazed at how clean and organized the pens are. Been watching Dr. ..... for some time on tv and disgusted by the conditions of some farms he visits. You seem so caring...thank you for posting and glad I found you!
Right after you put up the 2 were stillborn, a first response add popped up for pregnancy test. Bad timing TH-cam. Bad.
Yep. The algorithms read 'keywords' and the a.i. sends you their best guess at what advertisers you might respond to in high emotion moments. Because they cannot human. They do not have context. Lord help us when they do.
I like how gentle and kind she is to the Lambs
So cool to see all of the babies and mamas!!! Very sorry about the little lambs that didn’t survive, I’m sure that is always devastating...🙏❤️
Sandi is excellent at milking a sheep. I'm impressed.
I follow blue cactus dairy goats they hand milk the mom's. At the time her and 2 kids milked I think 16 does in 31 minutes. All by hand. She has a milk machine but she is just getting everyone back into a routine since they all just had babies.
Yeah, my ewes were NEVER that calm if I had to hand milk one out for the colostrum. It usually took at least two people; one to hold and one to milk like mad.
🙄 wow. First time I’ve seen a sheep milked Well done 👍🏼
Aww. I have never seen baby lambs before. They are the cutest little things. Best of luck with them all❣️
The Lamb Games are Off to a Solid Start. 4:00am is Early but what a Nice Greeting to receive. 👍
I can't help but laugh when the ewe lifts her upper lip when you pull on the lamb. Just funny for some reason haha
Well someone was pulling an awkward hoofed creature from her internal areas. I'd be screaming " EPIDURAL!!!" and several epithets.
You COULD spend lambing nights in your new office and install a fireman’s pole to attend to the emergencies lol. I can see it now....
Lol 😁
Yes!
A sleepover with the ewes !!!
Lol! With sandis luck she would end up breaking both her legs on impact🙈😆
Omg a sheepover
Sandy you should do whatever you want to do because you’re the one that does this every day we’re just viewers with all kinds of opinions but you know the ropes and I think you do a good job hands-on. God bless
Great stuff..... so inspiring to see... Sandi you do a great job... Stay blessed this lambing session.... 😀🐑🐑🐑 LOVE THE BLACK LAMBS🥰
This is why a lady should do this..she is caring and considerate. Ive seen lots of rough hand behaviour from men during lambing
Six minute zoom meeting?! 🤨
Sounds like that one could’ve been an email 😉
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That one ewe looks like she's going to give birth to a calf, she's so big.
I think she had 2 BIG lambs, one on each side. She might need a helping hand. Lol
She had 2 smaller lambs and 2 stillborns 😕
More like an elephant
@@samanthaclarke3422 omg, 4??!! Poor thing, thats crazy!
Thank you Sandy for all your hard work in share your sheep life with us. You’ll never know the Hugh impact you have on a lot of people❤️
Sandi, you should think about getting white paint to mark the black lambs?
Got a feeling you're gonna need it this year.
What a dedicated farmer! Alot of Work but looks very rewarding!
Love to see all the little lambs running and jumping!
and one day they will be slaughtered!!!!!
@@paixducoeur Yup, yum yum!
I loooveee this so much.. and Sandy's face when she see littles ones .. 🤩😍🥰
Have I missed a vlog or has that massively huge mama not had her babies yet? I don't recall seeing her lambing & keen to see how many she had. 😃🐑
Your barn looks awesome. So clean and tidy.
She be like I’ll clean this and you just keep pulling them out haha she’s funny
Happy St Patrick’s day to all the Brock family and followers from Roscommon, Ireland 🇮🇪 🇮🇪
Happy 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 Patrick’s 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪day
Love how she presented their little faces, nose first for momma to clean
I have noticed over the last months vlogs that you are really progressing your channel especially with answering questions know you will get. Thank you 💓 🐑
I feel so sorry for that mamma she's over loaded with lamb babies
i agree
@@annayandell3341 n
How many babies did she end up having?
She is a unit of production.
What you want her to do? Abort them for the fun? What do you do if you would carry more then 1? It's not something you want because it put mama at bigger risk and she worth more alive then dead.
Happy lambing....more blessings to come.....im from Philippines but watching here at Saudi Arabia
Lambing season is so exciting! That one ewe looks like she is toting around a truck in there! Can't wait to see what she delivers. Good luck and stay healthy. Try not to stress out too much. If I could I would be there to help you in a minute! What a good life you have, Sandi! God Bless!
You make my day! I get my lambing fix with
YOU!
I LOVE how you are so excited when you get to the barn...you just shine!!!
Thank you
from the western slope of Colorado.
Oh you snuck a video in on me didn’t ya! caught me off guard! I wasn’t expecting one til Friday Lol 😂
Your smile 😁 is beautiful it's so big in bright
You need a tool belt, or a small cart. To hold all the things you may possibly need, to assist the ewes, and lambs. That way you don’t have to leave an animal that’s in distress.
Thank you for the smiles. Sure love seeing the births. I’ve been sad so long and to see the babies is awesome. Thank you!!
This is content that kids that don’t grow up on farms need to see.
Country Kids that witness the first breath with a newborn animal have a respect for the miracle of life.
This brings back some memories of when I managed a hog farm. Sometimes we'd have to foster piglets. It was always easier when there was new mom and use her afterbirth. Occasionally it was during weaning time, when some weren't quite big enough to wean. We'd use one mom in the room and spray mom and baby with an antiseptic spray so they'd smell the same. One time it didn't work and the sow was getting upset and mean. The sow next to her was like, "give those babies to me", I did and she took very good care of them without having to spray her.
In the UK, when a ewe has triplets, the owner will take the skin from a lamb who died and wrap it on one of the triplets and fasten it and it will stay on that triplet lamb until it outgrows it and that triplet will go to the ewe who lost her baby and she'll accept it because it smells like her lamb because of the skin from her baby.
What an incredibly outdated and disgusting custom
I found out with dogs, if the milk is really thick it's best to massage with a warm cloth or get a baby to nurse as soon as possible so she won't get mastitis or blocked up. Sometimes if the babies still won't nurse, you can milk the test till it runs clear and give a little sugar to the mom so the milk gets a little sweet. The little ones tend to nurse after that.
Hi Sandi! I just cannot tell you what wonderful videos you have. I never thought I would be interested in anything to do with lambs, but wow I just keep coming back! I know nothing about lambs but so just love your cartoon character at the beginning of your video, next, you have such a pure heart for these animals. You show such love even in your voice. And that smile!
Next, such hard work and such dedication. Next, great videoing! God Bless you for all you do.
Two days in a row! THIS MUST BE MY LUCKY WEEK 😍😍😍😍😍😍
I love how they're all coming out speckled aaaaaaa they're so cute!
Went to feeding later in the day. Working out great for us only one delivery early morning. Others were late mornings early afternoons.
This was my first time to see your videos of your lamb farm. You made me cry, it was so sweet to see you help the mother deliver her babies. The babies are so precious, lots of good wishes. You are a lovely person.
The look on Momma's face when she was getting the second lamb out....too precious! Had to laugh on that one! I'm waiting to see what Marge has!
Blessed be new lambs 😍😍😍
Love the all black lambs
Yes they are cute
Amazingly clean lambing pens! WOW!
This is super interesting !!! They are all so awesome and fun to watch. Thank you so much for making these videos and sharing them. 🙏❤
Great video. All the chirping birds are almost as loud as my tinnitus!
I had 4 children all natural. No pain meds or epidural. So its hard to watch them give birth. I feel their pain 😘😬
I had one ewe literally pass out one year. I never in all my years of having sheep had had a ewe pass out from labor pains. She had a breech and had two more lambs pressed in behind it. I managed to get the lambs out while she was unconscious and got them dried off and such. I took advantage of that by milking her out while she was out so I could get the lambs to have colostrum. Then one of the lambs cried and she was wide awake, on her feet, and cleaning lambs like mad.
@@LauraS1 omg... poor momma. Thank God you were there to help her. It's so hard to see them in labor. I just imagine the pain they go thru.🥰
Oh no lol
“All good in the hood.” 🥰 it reminded me of the good old days.
This is the real Wonder Woman! Smiling at 4 am….is there anything this woman can’t do?
Enjoying the content on your channel. Happy St.Patrick’s Day to you & family frost over here in Co Mayo in Ireland 🇮🇪 ☘️👍
Happy 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 saint Patrick’s 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪 day
I think of the lambs that were a result of the ram break out as “Merry-Begots”.
Those were the lambs from a few weeks ago ☺️
They are so cute and everyone loves seeing them everyday you can’t but love them
I totally enjoy your videos. The joy you have with these lambs is so apparent. Your smile just brings happiness to my heart. Thank you for all you do. ❤️❤️
LOVE the stairs are in to your new office! Anticipation!!
I’ve never been on a farm before.. But I really enjoyed watching this
Her FACE when you were pulling out the second one!! OMG!! 🤣🤣🤣
You're good in what you do... Thank you for caring so very nicely... Blessings