While there are obvious drawbacks to having a baby pig in your dining room – “Mom, are you going to feed that?!” cries my daughter as Napster squeals ever louder in the pen next to her bedroom – there are some wonderful advantages. Like pig play dates! continued »
Here are some adorable scenes in the life of the pigs these past few days. continued »
Indy and Sophie, two days old and starting to explore. continued »
Every time I put a Julia Child disc into the DVD player, I start off looking for laughs and end up looking for a pencil and paper. continued »
Readers have several times criticized this site for not posting pictures of the human residents of Circle M farm. I guess our faces are just old hat to me. But if you want to see what we look like, check out this precious video introduction by one of our FLFFGs (favorite little frequent farm guests), Lucy Boyd. She is just learning to talk, and does an adorable job of identifying the people (and the pig) on our Christmas card. continued »
Our boys are looking well and growing nicely, thanks to the excellent care of their experienced and attentive mother. They’ve required very little from me. Rocky took two days of supplemental bottle feeding before he got solid with suckling, and I had to bring Rambo into the garage once to wipe his butt. continued »
These are a few seconds I shot of Karla in labor with Rocky. You can see her grooming little Rambo whenever she gets a break. Um, the videos aren’t really for the squeamish… continued »
