Comments for Living & Loving The Shepherd's Life http://breezehillfarm.net Spending Time With What We Love Most Thu, 11 Mar 2010 22:02:07 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on “The 5 Mile Long Post” by sharon at farm and fru fru http://breezehillfarm.net/2010/03/09/the-5-mile-long-post/#comment-375 sharon at farm and fru fru Thu, 11 Mar 2010 22:02:07 +0000 http://breezehillfarm.net/?p=548#comment-375 bless your little heart. things will get better...then sun don't shine on the same dog's tail everyday. keep us updated and know that you are in my thoughts and prayers...one foot forward...one foot forward...one foot forward...thats all you can do. bless your little heart. things will get better…then sun don’t shine on the same dog’s tail everyday. keep us updated and know that you are in my thoughts and prayers…one foot forward…one foot forward…one foot forward…thats all you can do.

]]> Comment on “The 5 Mile Long Post” by wonderwhygal http://breezehillfarm.net/2010/03/09/the-5-mile-long-post/#comment-374 wonderwhygal Wed, 10 Mar 2010 11:43:06 +0000 http://breezehillfarm.net/?p=548#comment-374 Don't apologize for being a good daughter. Work, family, friends...they will have to understand. First, let me wish you and your mother all the good health and patience I can muster. As a daughter of a man who had a double lung transplant then endured 6 1/2 years of chronic rejection after 25 years of lung disease, let me just say that being the support person is a blessing and a burden but I will forever remember the blessing. Your business will pick up again and your customers will come back. The farm chores will somehow get done and your sanity will remain in check. How do I know? Been there, done that. I am still rebounding from the last months of my Dad's life and now I am attempting to get his estate in check but meanwhile I keep on truckin' with a big ol' smile. My thoughts are with you and I promise they are all positive and full of energy. Don’t apologize for being a good daughter. Work, family, friends…they will have to understand. First, let me wish you and your mother all the good health and patience I can muster. As a daughter of a man who had a double lung transplant then endured 6 1/2 years of chronic rejection after 25 years of lung disease, let me just say that being the support person is a blessing and a burden but I will forever remember the blessing.

Your business will pick up again and your customers will come back. The farm chores will somehow get done and your sanity will remain in check. How do I know? Been there, done that. I am still rebounding from the last months of my Dad’s life and now I am attempting to get his estate in check but meanwhile I keep on truckin’ with a big ol’ smile.

My thoughts are with you and I promise they are all positive and full of energy.

]]> Comment on “The 5 Mile Long Post” by Andrea http://breezehillfarm.net/2010/03/09/the-5-mile-long-post/#comment-373 Andrea Wed, 10 Mar 2010 02:13:11 +0000 http://breezehillfarm.net/?p=548#comment-373 One foot in front of the other, each and every day -- that's all it takes. Don't think down the road stuff, just one foot in front of the other. If you look at your current life situation that way, it will make it possible to get through this. Wishing you the best in the upcoming weeks and hoping Spring will find you back on even ground. One foot in front of the other, each and every day — that’s all it takes. Don’t think down the road stuff, just one foot in front of the other. If you look at your current life situation that way, it will make it possible to get through this.

Wishing you the best in the upcoming weeks and hoping Spring will find you back on even ground.

]]> Comment on “The 5 Mile Long Post” by Diane@Peaceful Acres http://breezehillfarm.net/2010/03/09/the-5-mile-long-post/#comment-372 Diane@Peaceful Acres Tue, 09 Mar 2010 20:52:31 +0000 http://breezehillfarm.net/?p=548#comment-372 I've been checking in on you MaLinda. I realized that you were over your head with the loss of your lamb and you mom and just the regular duties of life. I hope you get a second wind soon. We all need one. I pray that Spring will bring you blessings that abound! Yes, and green pastures and dandelions!!! Bring it on! I’ve been checking in on you MaLinda. I realized that you were over your head with the loss of your lamb and you mom and just the regular duties of life. I hope you get a second wind soon. We all need one.

I pray that Spring will bring you blessings that abound! Yes, and green pastures and dandelions!!! Bring it on!

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]]> Comment on Polioencephalomalacia-Naomi-Update by maya http://breezehillfarm.net/2010/02/25/polioencephalomalacia-naomi-update/#comment-367 maya Thu, 04 Mar 2010 14:58:55 +0000 http://breezehillfarm.net/?p=543#comment-367 i'm so sorry for naomi! poor sweet sheep. i’m so sorry for naomi! poor sweet sheep.

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]]> Comment on Polioencephalomalacia-Naomi-Update by wonderwhygal http://breezehillfarm.net/2010/02/25/polioencephalomalacia-naomi-update/#comment-302 wonderwhygal Mon, 01 Mar 2010 11:46:47 +0000 http://breezehillfarm.net/?p=543#comment-302 I love what your husband had to say and it's true, she's not in any pain anymore. I am so glad you shared this as part of Fiber Arts Friday because our love for fiber starts with the care of the animal it comes from. When people buy our wool, alpaca, etc...in any form, I wish they would think about who grew that fiber and the life that the animal lives. Maybe that's why I put a face on my herd. Those animals have health issues, bullies in the pasture, eating issues, etc. Rest in peace, Naomi. Thank you for sharing as part of Fiber Arts Friday. I love what your husband had to say and it’s true, she’s not in any pain anymore.

I am so glad you shared this as part of Fiber Arts Friday because our love for fiber starts with the care of the animal it comes from. When people buy our wool, alpaca, etc…in any form, I wish they would think about who grew that fiber and the life that the animal lives. Maybe that’s why I put a face on my herd. Those animals have health issues, bullies in the pasture, eating issues, etc.

Rest in peace, Naomi.

Thank you for sharing as part of Fiber Arts Friday.

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