This is a very special Christmas at our home this year. Glen has been suffering with a very painful hip for several years. It has often made it impossible for him to work in the garden, care for the animals, or tend to the property. But now he's taken care of it. On Monday, he had hip replacement surgery. And as you can see from the photo, today (Saturday) he is already outside checking on the animals (actually, he was feeding the donkey holiday mints!). Having this surgery behind him, and knowing that every day he is going to feel better, is the best Christmas present of all.
To all our family, friends, customers, and blog readers, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. We look forward to seeing you in 2012.
We raise miniature donkeys. I am also an author, speaker, consultant, and faculty member at NC State University. Here you can read about life on our farm; learn to grow woodland herbs; view cute donkey pictures; and contact us about speaking/consulting engagements. We also, occasionally, hold donkey visit fundraisers for local non-profits. IF YOU ARE ON A SMART PHONE: CLICK “HOME” TO VIEW OTHER PAGES AND "VIEW WEB VERSION" (BOTTOM OF PAGE) TO ACCESS PAYPAL BUTTONS AND MESSAGING.
Blog Pages
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Ohhhhh, you keep an eye on him! He'll be wanting to build a racing lawn tractor-mower before you know it!
ReplyDeleteSeriously..he does wanna keep the part about being out in the cold to a minimum.
Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Your tiny farm looks very pretty. Good donkey with you.
ReplyDeletehorticulturist education and job requirements