In the last few days the lonely chicken has been out visiting. Grandpap, shown in the pictures, named the chicken, Gladys. Gladys was on the porch and some how made her way into the fly strip. We had to cut her out. She was totally stuck and could not go anywhere. The girls were happy because they were able to finally pet the chicken.

Here is some of the house with the fixed porch on the back of the house. This is the color of the new siding

Asa at the Firemand Day Parade in Redwood, NY. Asa is a puppy dog in the Noah's Ark Float.

Here is a picture of the Noah's Ark Preschool.

Ben and the two girls out on the boat

Quinlyn and Asa getting ready to launch.

Ken and Korey preparing to launch

Ken and Korey out on the water.

This is Tackle, she is the one responsible for one of the peacock chicks demise. Asa was so mad at her he was going to shoot her. He even took her out into the woods with his shot gun. He missed not once but 2x. She was back on the porch in the middle of the night. That makes the story funny. Not that my husband is a crazed cat killer but the fact that the cat was back on the porch laughing at him. His whole theory is the cat got caught red pawed with a peacock and it now has a taste for chicks and is destroying our livestock.

Hello, Above is a picture of the peacock chicks. We started off with 8. They were doing great but the heat light accidently got turned off and 4 died. Then a few days later the door was left open for a few minutes and one of the cats got one. About a week later some flew out of the box and we have only been able to find one. It seems to be doing ok.

This is Lilly. She will be leaving the farm with Ken and Korey. She is very cute and will get lots of love.

This is Josies. She has six toes. We have a six toe Joe. So she is six toe Josie.

This is George. He is very curious and a good little kitty. However he is the one with half a tail.