Monday, September 10, 2012
About Me

- Name: Jenna
- Location: Jackson, New York, United States
Enjoy the story of a young writer living in Washington County with her fancy dogs, sheep, lots of chickens, fiber & meat rabbits, geese, ducks, turkeys, a hive and a garden. Expect to hear a lot about mountain music, the civil war, local food, and my friends along the way. It's a big time folks.
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19 Comments:
It's Monday! Nobody's judging! LOL
PS. Love the CAF mug! :-)
Mondays are still Mondays, even on the farm..
you can get one here, they are HUGE
http://www.cafepress.com/coldantlerfarm
lol!! Love it
That is the best! A mixture of Heidi and Calamity Jane. I bet that coffee tasted great.
Mmm...I have Goat Milk in my coffee every morning. SO DELICIOUS! Miss Mabel was one of our best investments :-)
Way better than having to run to the store, or using dried or canned milk (as we do when we run out of dairy for our morning caffeine.) :) And those CAF mugs are definitely the best Monday morning mugs. Mine was full of milky tea this morning, for sure.
Lol you're so cute Jenna
We're learning about goats at Antlerstock, right? Can't have one right here but maybe I could board one at the farm two miles away. I could ride my bike over there in the am and pm for milkings. How cool would it be to ride home with a milk can in my basket. We freak out our neighbors regularly but that one might take the cake!
I love it! At the farm I used to work on in North Carolina, we had one milk cow and would take our coffee out to the shed for morning milking and make a "cowucccino"! It was delicious!
Bahaha! I would totally do this except for the fact that I take my coffee black. I wouldn't be surprised if my husband has strained milk directly over his cereal bowl. :)
Ooops, above comment from "grinder" is really Kate, Grinder's wife. Sorry honey, I know you'll love the day when I bring you home goat's milk but it isn't your next big project, it's mine:). Gotta remember to log into me before commenting. We will both be at Antlerstock though!
For me, coffee needs to be drank black - nothing else added.
Great mug!
We have done that many times with our sheeps' milk too!
However you get the coffee in...
I drink it black but if I took cream in it, I'd be right next to you milking a goat under similar circumstances!
Another way--just in case you don't have a goat about the place. Melt ice cream. My husband did that one time to have milk for pancakes.
done that myself. Heck, I typically drink the first cup full while I milk. Sweetest stuff in the world. And while you head in with that liquid gold, grab a couple eggs and there ya go
You simply cannot beat goat milk!
Love it!
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