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August 14, 2018August 25, 2018Kira King3 Comments on What The Loss Of Local Stables REALLY Means For The Community

What The Loss Of Local Stables REALLY Means For The Community

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Our little lettuce seedlings are still tucked safe in the greenhouse, away from the ravenous rodents in the garden. 🐀 Someone suggested we try cayenne pepper powdered and/or sprayed around the garden, so I might plant some of these babies soon to give it a try. It’d be nice to be able to actually utilize the veggie garden as we intended without everything we plant being eaten by the next day. 🤷‍♀️

January is such a spring tease. P really enjoys smelling the flowers. She only occasionally tries to eat one. 🌸 +++ #stopandsmelltheflowers #carolinajasmine #homesteading #homesteadlife #thehomesteadkings

Savannah’s head is like 3x the size of P’s body, but P doesn’t care. 🐴 🖤 +++ #babiesandhorses #carharttbaby #farmbaby #homesteadbaby #homesteadlife #farmlife #homesteading #homesteadinglife #hobbyfarm #smallfarm #urbanfarm #thehomesteadkings

How cute are they?! Everyone quickly took to our new addition except for Willow, which we expected. Willow is typically a pill when it comes to new mares but always comes around in time. Willow was a territorial brat the first couple days around the hay and water (which they’re currently sharing even though they’re in two separate paddocks). Horses have their own language so Savannah was smart enough to wait for Willow to leave the area or nap so she could get to the hay and water, but a few times, I caught Pendleton guarding the water from Willow while he invited Savannah to come drink. I wasn’t sure that’s what he was doing until this picture of day 3 when Savannah trusted him enough to accept his invitation. He would splash the water like he does when he’s hot in the summer and then put his lip up at her. It was the sweetest, and now Savannah feels completely comfortable at the water and hay shed even if Miss Priss charges her with her ears back. She knows the boys & Cinnamon have her back. 🥰 +++ #thehomesteadkings

Mia is fully taking advantage of our laziness in putting the Christmas decorations up. 🙄 +++ #thehomesteadkings

If you didn’t already know, I own my own social media marketing company, and this is my main office. There’s normally a baby in it. Sometimes there’s my mom or a sister or two. There’s always four dogs and two cats and occasionally an afternoon cup of tea. I used to think that I was one of those people that wanted to work in a big fancy office. I have no idea why because I’ve never enjoyed being trapped at a desk. No, this is where I am most comfortable and do most of my work, especially the work that requires creative writing. I have an office I go to to help my dad, and I have an office shed out back to house my “office supplies.” But, I’ve found that this now-worn corner of the couch is one of my favorite spots in all the world. I can see the horses out back and watch our baby play all while working on my clients’ social media accounts or writing a blog post. It’s a fun place to work, this couch. 🛋 +++ #socialmediamarketing #socialmediamarketer #socialmedia #homeoffice #savannah #savannahga #wymberlycommunications #thehomesteadkings

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