Travis, my son, Robbie, the border collie and Aidan, the male cria inspecting each other. Aidan's mother, Lucy Llama, is a very beautiful creature. She came to the farm with Joyce Llama, but Joyce and Stanley have since departed to a new home. Joyce surprised me a month after she arrived with the most precious female cria, Karin. Karin was always more friendly than her mother and when she was little I would grab her and hug to bits. To this day she loves to be hugged, even though she is a Mother herself and she has the most beautiful little girl, Jeannette, a month older than Aidan.
Travis is 29 and has come to look for work, but is taking a little time to help around the farm as he becomes accustomed to life in the slow lane. The first few days he was not very pleased, but he is adjusting and has assumed many of the chores willingly for now. This will free me to build the dog houses for the winter and complete a few more projects. Robbie works with Travis moving the sheep twice daily and the two are fast friends. We did not have a family farm, nor did I grow up on a farm, so this life is very new to us city dwellers. Aidan seems to think Travis is OK anyhow, and Travis simply fell in love with the llamas.
Travis is 29 and has come to look for work, but is taking a little time to help around the farm as he becomes accustomed to life in the slow lane. The first few days he was not very pleased, but he is adjusting and has assumed many of the chores willingly for now. This will free me to build the dog houses for the winter and complete a few more projects. Robbie works with Travis moving the sheep twice daily and the two are fast friends. We did not have a family farm, nor did I grow up on a farm, so this life is very new to us city dwellers. Aidan seems to think Travis is OK anyhow, and Travis simply fell in love with the llamas.
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