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Hope you're doing well. We're expecting a bit of a warm up with temperatures actually expected to hit the 30s and 40s during the day. It'll be a nice change. If there is anything I can pray about for you this week, please let me know. |
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The week has been a whirlwind of tech, taxes, and tales. The hum of the computer fan filled the air as I wrestled with spreadsheets and receipt automation—a necessary evil as tax season looms. But the real excitement happened between the rows of data. I finally polished a few new scenes to send off to my Writer Warriors group. There is nothing like the heat of a deadline and the sharp eyes of fellow authors to keep a manuscript on track. If you’re in Pennsylvania, mark your calendars. I plan to book my table for the Danville Spring Fling soon, and I would love to meet you in person. Sadly, the Benton Spring Fling is canceled this year because the bridge on Route 487 is under construction. |
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As usual, the goats and sheep are the stars of the show. The biggest news is our sweet Vicky. She was feeling the Pennsylvania chill and started shivering, so she’s been sporting a brand-new coat. She looks absolutely adorable, though if you watch the video below, you’ll see Sadie doing her absolute best to steal the spotlight. Some girls just can’t handle not being the center of attention. While I’ve been inside with the spreadsheets, Joe has been busy on the tractor. He plowed some of the fields and the riding ring to clear out the snow and give the goats more room to roam. It clearly worked—they are currently outside running around like crazy, enjoying every bit of the extra space. Even the chickens and ducks have been able to get some quality time outside this week. There’s something so peaceful about seeing the whole crew out and about. On the Menu This Week: The goats and sheep have been treated to some "fine dining." They’ve been enjoying a three-course meal:
We also put out two new mineral blocks to keep them happy and occupied. And for the sheep’s sake, we had to get a little creative. The goats had developed a bad habit of pulling at the sheep’s wool, so we gave the sheep a light spray of Neem oil. It makes the wool taste a bit "off" to the goats, which should hopefully put an end to the unwanted haircuts. |
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Sydney Wilson’s relaxing getaway turns deadly when she and her best friend witness a murder. Before the night is over, her friend is dead and Sydney is floating in the Gulf with a bullet wound in her shoulder. Cedar Key Fireman Wade Tanner lifts her from the water and delivers her to an ambulance. But he can’t ignore her pleas for help, or the fear in her eyes. Soon he is caught up in a life-or-death race to learn the identity of the killers. Because they are closing in and won’t give up until they see her dead. |
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CLEAN ROMANCE READS⬇️ |
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Support the Farm!Purchases go directly toward the "Keep Vicky Warm" fund and ensuring the goats have plenty of hay so they stop snacking on the sheep. Your support helps us buy coats, mineral blocks, and enough feed to keep everyone happy and distracted. If you are looking for your next page-turner, you can find my full collection of romantic suspense and thrillers at Elle's Bookshop. Books ship directly to your door so you can start reading immediately. |
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Happy reading! Blessings, Elle E. Kay |
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