Comments on: An interview with the nice lady http://whitefishbayfarm.com/eweturn/archives/221 The Whitefish Bay Farm Weblog Thu, 17 May 2012 03:51:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Nanoo Nanoo http://whitefishbayfarm.com/eweturn/archives/221/comment-page-1#comment-79 Nanoo Nanoo Wed, 29 Apr 2009 16:33:30 +0000 http://whitefishbayfarm.com/eweturn/?p=221#comment-79 Hello friend of nice lady! Tanks for all the encouragement. Now just get that old grumpy guy to get the grass growing so we can get OUT. He does that and maybe we'll treat him OK. See ya in a while. Baah for now. Queso Hello friend of nice lady!

Tanks for all the encouragement. Now just get that old grumpy guy to get the grass growing so we can get OUT. He does that and maybe we’ll treat him OK. See ya in a while. Baah for now.

Queso

]]> By: M.J. http://whitefishbayfarm.com/eweturn/archives/221/comment-page-1#comment-75 M.J. Tue, 28 Apr 2009 13:36:51 +0000 http://whitefishbayfarm.com/eweturn/?p=221#comment-75 Glad to hear from you, Queso! The photos you included show that the old bearded guy's brother did a good job in getting a camera to you. The fleece preparation for sale process is time consuming, and interesting, though it doesn't take as long as it does for you to produce that wool for those of us who hand-spin. I've had an opportunity to help (just a bit) the nice lady as she is looking at each of fleeces; she is VERY careful. Just last night (Apr 27) I heard someone who has LOTS of experience with guzillions of fleece say that the ones she sees from you and your flock mates is VERY NICE Corriedale. So all the work that the shepherds at your house have done over the years is worth it. Please treat them well and help those new lambs understand how important it is to be friendly. Shepherd's Market is just about three weeks away and I'll come see you then. mj Glad to hear from you, Queso! The photos you included show that the old bearded guy’s brother did a good job in getting a camera to you. The fleece preparation for sale process is time consuming, and interesting, though it doesn’t take as long as it does for you to produce that wool for those of us who hand-spin. I’ve had an opportunity to help (just a bit) the nice lady as she is looking at each of fleeces; she is VERY careful. Just last night (Apr 27) I heard someone who has LOTS of experience with guzillions of fleece say that the ones she sees from you and your flock mates is VERY NICE Corriedale. So all the work that the shepherds at your house have done over the years is worth it. Please treat them well and help those new lambs understand how important it is to be friendly.
Shepherd’s Market is just about three weeks away and I’ll come see you then. mj

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