Monthly Archives: May 2009

Life in Lyman: Ginger’s Udder End

There were attempts to milk Ginger. While I would have nothing to do with it, it was an interesting adventure for the three days that it happened. Day one: 1/2 cup milk, stepped in — we fed it to Whiteout. … Continue reading

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Life in Lyman: Ginger

Ginger is our second goat. She is a Nigerian Dwarf and she likes to climb trees which can be dangerous if you are on a leash and fall out of the tree. Don’t worry, she is OK.  She is not quite … Continue reading

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Life in Lyman: Not at My House

I don’t want “meat” rabbits at my house! Who would kill them? Would you kill them?” I asked my five year old daughter. “No.” she said. “I would take them to a slaughter house.” said my wife. “Oh, that is someone that … Continue reading

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Life in Lyman: Snip

My youngest daughter likes to cut hair. She use to scalp her sisters stuffed animals, but that ended in weeping, whaling and gnashing of teeth. It really was very traumatic. Her first “real” self inflicted haircut resulted in her long … Continue reading

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Life in Lyman: The Incident

I had a meeting in town, some lab work at the hospital, and a quick lunch on the way home. Upon arriving home I found the TV & Hammer on the front porch with a note saying, “ReBirthday Gift.” I … Continue reading

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Life in Lyman: ReBirthday

It is my first year rebirthday and it is a good and happy day for my family and a sad day for another family. One year ago a family lost a good man. I don’t know much about him, but I … Continue reading

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Life in Lyman: Lilacs

Lilacs always remind me of Memorial Day. I have little recollection of visiting any graves on a regular basis until after I was married. My wife’s family would meet at her Grandma Lovell’s home, pick lilacs and go to the … Continue reading

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