Making Goat Cheese.

I started with fresh goat's milk.

Cheese cloth & strainer.

Heating & being sure to stir.

Added vinegar.

Poured into strainer.

Scraping the cloth until all liquid is through. 

Cheese!

Liquid continues to come out.
Depending on how you like the cheese it can be eaten dry or wet.

Goats!!!

Our dear friend Amy let us farm sit with her at a local farm.

It was really fun to experience the goats.

Baby turkeys. Their names are Thanks Giving & Christmas Dinner.

My husband with the some of the milk from the day. 

This week my husband & I read a new book.
Now our absolute favorite!
It is a must read for everyone.
We have even thought of buying a copy for every friend we have!

What a Great Surprise!

Today I was a work and Dan & his husband Mike of Colorado stopped by to visit me!
Dan works for Fundraising for Free!. They came to be with Mike's mother in Florida for her 70th birthday. She happens to live in the same city as my work! I was so excited to meet them! Check out the blog!

New Camera!

 Cute little horn.

I can not figure out the flash.



Favorite book ever!

Done & in Costume!

I don't think I made a post about this, but my husband took me on a date. I asked a stranger to take a photo of us with some super famous people... and you guesses it. The man broke our camera by tripping and dropping it on his way to taking the winning shot.

I haven't been blogging because I didn't remember my phone has a low quality, sad, sad little camera.

But today... You are getting small grain filled photos of what I had been working on.

Have not finished, but am reading:

Viking

Hats need horns attached.

All that's left is for the horns to be positioned.

All time favorite!

Polling on Plaid!



Leave comments, I need to make a decision.

This is my before.



Before

 



After: Should I use only blue? Or Blue & Green.



 







After. To keep of not to keep.