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May 17, 2019 1880 × 1262

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Yesterday, we got all hands on deck to move one of our rabbit colonies as they have done a great job fertilizing their existing plot. It was a great opportunity to get some cuddle time with them, too. They are THE MOST ADORABLE WORKERS at Bain Home Gardens! These Giant Chinchillas and Giant Chinchilla/ Angora mixes are almost a year old and the sweetest buns you'll ever meet!

Well, daw! Motlting Mondays are back! Poor Faith, along with some of our other roos, will be looking a hot mess for a while! Our girls seem to have esxaped thus far. Thankfully, they can keep dropping those butt nuggets for us! But the boys say, "Excuse us while we grow our feathers back!"🤣

A dog and his ball! This one has survived the longest of any! It's nothing special except that it glows in the dark. That makes it perfect for those late-night zoomies.

I'm harvesting more Hibiscus flowers this afternoon. Sometimes the the photos just make themselves.

On this rainy day, I'm trying my hands at Jim Lahey's No Knead Dutch Oven Bread. It was smelling amazing before it ever hit the oven! Will post results in stories!

Teaching Brady to stop and smell the flowers went better than I expected. I'd say he's a natural.

CNG