Re: Intro*RoLynn* ville, KY

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RoLynn,

If you've got 8 kids and 10 acres you would do well to get that

Jersey. These days electric fencing is not all that expensive and w/

10 acres you could rotate your paddocks and really give one or two

cows great pastures.

Good to hear that you're considering expanding from the vegan diet.

Those are really difficult to source dietary requirements from,

especially in growing stages of life.

Alec

>

> So sorry I did not read the instructions very carefully. I regret

> wasting your time with the last letter that did not comply with

your

> requirements. Please forgive me, here is another attempt.

> Thank you, RoLynn Thornton * my9blessings@...

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>

>

>

>

>

>

> Hi!

> I am a mother of eight great kidws, and I desire more than

anything to

> feed them the healthiest possible diet.

> In an effort to try to heal allergies and psoriasis (among other

> things) we have been vegan for the past 3 years. Although the

allergy

> problem is still at bay, not much else has been cleared up for us.

> I read the book Nourishing Traditions and have been convinced for a

> while that we needed more of a balance in our diet. So, we are

> introducing dairy and eggs back into our diet. I want to do the

best

> possible dairy and am searching for a raw milk source in my area.

> South Central Kentucky (Bowling Green Area), I am devastated to

find

> it is illegal here!!. I am an hour away from Nashville, Tennessee

and

> travel there every two weeks to the health food store, so I could

get

> my milk there. I read that milk can be sold there as a pet source

> only.

> We are considering getting a jersey, as we have 10 acres, but as of

> right now, no fence.

> I get organic milk right now, at Wild Oats, but desire to get rid

of

> pasturization in our lives...lol

> I am looking forward to being a part of this group. Thank you!!

>

>

>

> --

> " For unflagging interest and enjoyment, a household of children, if

> things go reasonably well, certainly makes all other forms of

success

> and achievement lose their importance by comparison. " Theodore

> Roosevelt 1913

>

[Guest guest]

yes, and probably 2 good goat milkers would do it too....and lots of fun for the kids...TA

on 11/8/06 10:25 PM, alec at spirit_me_b@... wrote:

RoLynn,

If you've got 8 kids and 10 acres you would do well to get that

Jersey. These days electric fencing is not all that expensive and w/

10 acres you could rotate your paddocks and really give one or two

cows great pastures.

Good to hear that you're considering expanding from the vegan diet.

Those are really difficult to source dietary requirements from,

especially in growing stages of life.

Alec

>

> So sorry I did not read the instructions very carefully. I regret

> wasting your time with the last letter that did not comply with

your

> requirements. Please forgive me, here is another attempt.

> Thank you, RoLynn Thornton * my9blessings@...

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Hi!

> I am a mother of eight great kidws, and I desire more than

anything to

> feed them the healthiest possible diet.

> In an effort to try to heal allergies and psoriasis (among other

> things) we have been vegan for the past 3 years. Although the

allergy

> problem is still at bay, not much else has been cleared up for us.

> I read the book Nourishing Traditions and have been convinced for a

> while that we needed more of a balance in our diet. So, we are

> introducing dairy and eggs back into our diet. I want to do the

best

> possible dairy and am searching for a raw milk source in my area.

> South Central Kentucky (Bowling Green Area), I am devastated to

find

> it is illegal here!!. I am an hour away from Nashville, Tennessee

and

> travel there every two weeks to the health food store, so I could

get

> my milk there. I read that milk can be sold there as a pet source

> only.

> We are considering getting a jersey, as we have 10 acres, but as of

> right now, no fence.

> I get organic milk right now, at Wild Oats, but desire to get rid

of

> pasturization in our lives...lol

> I am looking forward to being a part of this group. Thank you!!

>

>

>

> --

> " For unflagging interest and enjoyment, a household of children, if

> things go reasonably well, certainly makes all other forms of

success

> and achievement lose their importance by comparison. " Theodore

> Roosevelt 1913

>