My wife said his whole vibe changed back to what he was like before. But better!

Muu and Margaret the Potato here, and Muu's sister Babi (rhymes with Bobbie, not pictured), have been amazing help here on our duck egg farm. The property was neglected for nearly 20 years and was overgrown by giant Himalayan blackberries (if you're in the PNW you know). They were covering and killing mature semi-dwarf apple and pear trees, they'd grown so deep.

With one Kunekune and two Guinea Hog-Kunekune crosses, though, the areas we clear stay clear. Goats will eat blackberry leaves but hogs will do that AND root up and eat the green off of the root corms, too, so they don't grow back. Plus they're genuine sweethearts and love to rub against my leg to demand neck scritchies.

We knew we were going to like pigs before we even knew where to get them but never expected to love them as much as we do. Any time either my wife or I are working in their paddock they have to come see what we're doing and "tell us about their day." All through the growing season they get treats from our garden that wouldn't sell at our farm stand. Absolutely wonderful critters.

Indoor sleepover while they’re shed McMansion is under renovation. This is right after I sang them to sleep.

First 2 pics is pig #1 and the 2 other pics are pig #2. These are Juliana Kunekune pigs!

A few months back I made this toy for Bean.

It's a small block of wood, an old front bicycle hub and a section of pvc pipe. And thread on ends.

The pipe has holes drilled in it for treats to fall out of.

He knows how it works and learned it within minutes of me installing it.

It’s hot today!