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Lynn: oh yeah.....I'm bringing potato salad....love the list on the main patefarms page....that'll helpme remember all :)
Lynn: Update: Richie said he'll make the tea (lots please) & see if ya'll have ice cream to put on the Dutch Aplle Crumb pie I'm bringing too....also I'm bringing pecan pie, havent decided on the blackberry cobbler....if anyone wants me to bring it let me know Just dont want to bring too manypies unless someone's really craving it....also Amber is making homemade/exra chessy mac & cheese
lynn: I have 2 add-ons below...
Lynn: I'll bring 2+ 1/2 gal tea too...maybe someone could bring more drinks or egg nog or something - no spiked eggnog :-)
Lynn: k...add to my list.I'll bring green onions, tomato & onions to slice....potato salad & pecan pie....maybe cornbread
Lynn: Me - dressing, giblet gravy, deviled eggs , cranberry sauce, prob more...what r u fixing///dont wanna duplicate. Is there anything you need me to bring/do? Dont mind at all...Amber pretty sure fruit salad... I asked again yesterday...
Acknowledged: Updated blog...still want Thanksgiving information...
WARNING WARNING: Warning - this notice comes on behalf of all of your concerned bloggers----> Your blog has become OLD and OUTDATED - Please......use it or lose it
Lynn at ThechickenYard.com: Pardon me sir, just thought I'd use your blog to promote mine....haaa!
Earl Cheal: Since hearing the presentation by the homeopathic doctor at one of our earlier meetings, I have been using honey for many of my aliments with success. I have used it to treat: spider bite (I think that is what bit me). chigger bites, skinned fingers, torn fingernail down into the quick with success. I am also experimenting with honey on my fungus toenail. I apply some each night and it appears that it is working. However, it will be months before I will know for certain.
Hammie: Hello all!!! Hammie's in the house!!! Where's that Richie hidin??!!
Sean Kelley: Nice blog and website. Sorry I have not been over sooner but I enjoyed what I was able to read. Hopefully you will find some of my informaiton helpful as welll. If you ever want ot bounce an idea off of me please feel free to drop me a line.
Ana: Hello, Thanks on the blueberry comment, we purchase the property less than a year ago and it came with the most delicious blueberries! I see we have a lot in common... My husband loves gardening and we love fresh everything. We are in TN.
Lynn: Just wishing you a HAPPY 1st day back to school!!!
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Lynn: TAG! iYour it!! Worlds biggest sweetheart!
Bravenet Community Blog: Hi there! I'm just doing some blog-surfing and I thought I'd stop in and see what your journal is all about. It's very informative and interesting. I've added you to my blog list for the next update. Have a great weekend!
Baby Goats: Hi everyone...we got our Pate Farm bells today!
Richie: You are making a wonderful blog. love ya

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Wednesday, October 1st 2008

9:43 PM

Hammie Burgers soon....

      Today was the day.... the butcher came and picked up ol' Hammie...He's off to make hamburgers now.  No more cow chasing...no more mooing "feed me"...now he's going to feed us.  I bet you're gonna taste good Hammie boy.

       We'll have to start looking for a new calf to raise up for next year.  But no playing chase with them.

    I'm gonna miss the moo....but I am relieved because he was becoming much too dangerous to have around, and I was afraid someone would get hurt....and getting out and running around at midnight was not a good thing either.

     Richie watched the whole process, but I was home sick (nothing too serious...just laryngitis, but a terrible thing for a first grade teacher who loves to talk), so I stayed inside.  I remember the process from when I was a kid growing up.  In fact it was the same butcher who came to get Hammie.

     They'll age the meat a little, and then cut it up for us.  We should get the meat back in a couple of weeks.   Can't wait to fire of the grill!            

2 Feedback.

Posted by Ginger:

I guess I never did blog about Hammie getting out at midnight on Friday night...He decided to go have a little run down by the road. Luckily my nephew was coming home from the football game and saw him...and coaxed him out of the road. He acted sweet for Richie and went straight back to his pen. But, It was no fun getting awakened to go chase a cow...and then hoping too that the cow wasn't chasing any one down before we could get out there...LOL. :-?
Wednesday, October 1st 2008 @ 7:04 PM

Posted by Clay:

You'll have to get a whole new freezer for all that meat won't you? You should try to smoke some of it into jerky; that would be really good. I can't wait till I can get back home and try out some Hammie Burgers!
Friday, October 3rd 2008 @ 4:42 AM

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