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Hi everyone!
I haven't been here in a long time. I have been sneaking around a little lately so I thought I would be polite and say hi.
Things are going great here. I got engaged last Christmas and two weeks ago we moved into our own house on a little farm (7 acres). We will be gradually turning the place back into a farm and grow organic heritage crops. We will also keep chicken, ducks and probably a few goats.
For now, we have a dog. Her name is Tessa, she's 1.5 years old and she is a gorgeous husky / golden retriever cross. She is the sweetest dog, always so eager to please. We got her from the humane society and she was not really trained (only knew "sit") but she is quickly learning "come", how to walk on a leash, not to jump on people. It also took her less than a day to learn her name (even though she did not answer to the name her previous owners had for her). We will eventually train her to pull a little cart so she can help us on the farm.
I've also just recently finished my Master's degree in history. Finally!!
The cats are doing great. Kinah is still stressed out by all the changes so she hides a lot. But when she is out of hiding, she is as super-affectionate as always.
I hope everyone is doing fine too.
I haven't been here in a long time. I have been sneaking around a little lately so I thought I would be polite and say hi.
Things are going great here. I got engaged last Christmas and two weeks ago we moved into our own house on a little farm (7 acres). We will be gradually turning the place back into a farm and grow organic heritage crops. We will also keep chicken, ducks and probably a few goats.
For now, we have a dog. Her name is Tessa, she's 1.5 years old and she is a gorgeous husky / golden retriever cross. She is the sweetest dog, always so eager to please. We got her from the humane society and she was not really trained (only knew "sit") but she is quickly learning "come", how to walk on a leash, not to jump on people. It also took her less than a day to learn her name (even though she did not answer to the name her previous owners had for her). We will eventually train her to pull a little cart so she can help us on the farm.
I've also just recently finished my Master's degree in history. Finally!!
The cats are doing great. Kinah is still stressed out by all the changes so she hides a lot. But when she is out of hiding, she is as super-affectionate as always.
I hope everyone is doing fine too.
