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HAPPY NEW YEAR 2021!

happy new year 2021Well, I really am wishing for a happy new year in 2021, because 2020 has certainly been an interesting, stressful, and sad year for us. There were good things too, but we lost several old and beloved friends.  We can only hope that 2021 brings a different kind of year. 

On that note, we have a new bundle of energy to introduce, her name is Bella and she’s an 8 week old Maltipoo (1/2 Miniature Poodle and 1/2 Maltese). She brings lots of joy and enthusiasm with her, and we look forward to having her as a loving companion for many years.

STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY FRIENDS – AND MAY THE NEW YEAR 2021 BE A HAPPY ONE!

 

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About Lesa

Lesa is a blogger, author, and co-owner of Bramblestone Farm, a small farm in northeastern Ohio where they believe locally grown, real foods are important. She raises Nigerian Dwarf goats, Buckeye chickens, honey bees and produce. Since 2010, Lesa's writing has inspired new homesteaders on their journey to more sustainable lifestyles via this website.

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