Barncast 17 — Cough, snot, snort, whats that?

2006/06/04 in Garden, Podcast, Shearing, Sheep by andrew | 4 comments

I’m pretty stuffed up this week so it all begins with a big cough and a snort, welcome to spring in Indiana. On this weeks show:

  • Misty’s back home
  • Spreading Democracy
  • Farm round up, new series
  • Sheep shearing
  • Goat bells
  • Garden status
  • Dinner out

I hope everyone enjoys! We appreciate all feedback, email to gfl@three-elms.com or voice comments to: 206-338-5944.

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4 comments

  2. Guido’s avatar

    Guido on 2006/06/06 at 10:08 am

    OK.. I figured out why I feel like I know you guys…

    I swear you guys remind me of the neighbor characters in the cartoon Home Movies. Stop me if you heard this before, but you guys sound like the spitting image of Mellisa and Jason if they got married and moved to a farm…

    :)

  3. andrew’s avatar

    andrew on 2006/06/06 at 8:27 pm

    Hey Guys,

    I’m glad you find it funny Jerry, it’s supposed to be light hearted. If anyone listened to our podcast and thought of it as a “lessons on living in country” well god help em. ;)

    I just looked up the cartoon, I’ll have to tivo it. :)

  4. Kathy’s avatar

    Kathy on 2006/06/08 at 8:03 am

    Hey guys! Thanks for the welcome home. :-D Misty, you were in Indy?? If you drove up 31 from Indy to Kokomo you passed Chrysler, where Mark works and closer to Indy you passed very close to our house!

    Misty, I was watching daytime tv the other day and saw a show on how to extract color for natural things, like flower petals, to dye yarn with. I though of you. It was interesting to see the different materials you could get color from.

    Your garden sounds great! My dad always had a vegetable garden and it was great to eat the food that came from it. I don’t do veggie gardening but flowers. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to pull weeds for three weeks and I didn’t get to plant any of the annuals I usually do. Oh well, there is always next year.

    Ok, I’ll stop rambling now. Can you tell I’m at home alone now?? LOL.

    Kathy

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