I am an author and domestic engineer enjoying unbounded domesticity with the husband of my dreams, three fine brave rascally knight errants, seven lovely princesses-in-training, twelve chickens, an indoor cat, and an outdoor cat. And bees, coming soon.
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Wow! That’s crazytalk! If the neighborhood doesn’t allow chickens, then maybe a goat or two? Or a cow:)- you should look into a herd share program or something 🙂
Since they don’t allow anything more than household pets, and I don’t think we could convince them that three fat hens are household pets (even if we had them), I doubt goats would go over very well. 😉
Herd shares? There is one near us, but they want $8 for a gallon of goat milk. Somehow that doesn’t appeal at the moment.
I think I just need to push water and healthy fruit juices.
Wow! That’s crazytalk! If the neighborhood doesn’t allow chickens, then maybe a goat or two? Or a cow:)- you should look into a herd share program or something 🙂
Since they don’t allow anything more than household pets, and I don’t think we could convince them that three fat hens are household pets (even if we had them), I doubt goats would go over very well. 😉
Herd shares? There is one near us, but they want $8 for a gallon of goat milk. Somehow that doesn’t appeal at the moment.
I think I just need to push water and healthy fruit juices.