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Family on the llama farm

8/21/2021

 
We have been blessed to have such great family help with our farm. I wanted to take some time to thank our family for all the help. First, both sets of our parents got us involved in llama 4-H and that is how we met! After we were married we bought the house and farm from Joe’s parents which was a huge help! Joe has put up with my crazy ideas for all these years! He drives to all the shows and helps get kids and llamas ready to show, I couldn’t do it without him! We board my parents two llamas on our farm. They feed for us when we are gone and help clean pastures among other things. This week they are helping us get ready for the county fair. They have also been to shows with us and gone to shows to support their granddaughters. They have helped get us to other events when Joe has been busy and all of this is a huge help and greatly appreciated. I feel fortunate that our farm and our llama experience is a family affair! I couldn’t be happier that we get to share our joy of the llamas with our families and the kids get to share it with grandma and grandpa! Joe thanks for making sure we get to where we need to go and even showing a llama!
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