Well sort of the wrong title. One did not make it and the other?? Kind of wobbly. I do not know what is up. Seems both of them were having a time nursing. It is the same mother of most of my sheep. I will post a picture of the one survivor. Neither were rejcted by the mother. I have tried the bottle thing before but it does not work. They need the mother to take care of it. I do believe the one will survive. I stole their separate area with my brugs for keeping their babies. This might have something to do with it. My wife will not cook them so I must give the ones I do not need away. I do have some males I need to thin out. I guess I need to fence off another area for raising babies. I will check my batteries and take a picture with the flash if all is ok.I will post it later . Maybe it will bring luck to it. The one that did not make it was a male so it would not have had a long life even if it survived. Jim

is their colorchart online fairly true to what you saw in person? if so, it looks dark. both color names look the same to me also. their almond looks much lighter than most almonds I've seen (my fridge is almond). biscuit seems to have a yellow tint to it. i don't like white so I'd probably go with almond. I don't know if you'll tire of that color - I would. I like something really neutral - I think cream / beige is that.

You should have been budgeting for a complete pipe replacement for 3 years now. This guy was exceptionally honest with you. The guys you used for 3 years are the ones that didn't tell you the truth. Any time a pipe has roots growing in it, it's broken. Roots cannot get into modern PVC plumbing pipes without a hole. Old terra cotta pipes, sure. But those should also have been budgeted for replacement if that were the case. Investigate a home loan if you have to, but start thinking major plumbing project here. You want to have him take a look at a lot of things when this is done. Like your main supply. If you have a hole dig, it's smart to replace everything that you can at one time.

looks like your response landed right before mine! weird. can I ask, is your siding natural cedar, or is it painted brown (which is how it looks in the photo)? minimal does not necessarily mean it should be all one color. in fact, when it comes to window frames, that usually looks very weird unless it's done just right. imagine if you wore a light brown dress with skin tone tights and light brown shoes. or to put it a different way, this minimal all-brown house with a medium brown roof will look like a cardboard box. don't pick an odd color just because you can't afford what you want. either spring for black or very dark bronze (and cut something else from the budget), or get white vinyl. maybe choose white siding if you want it to blend in so much. I like this look: I know there don't have to be rules when it comes to house colors, and I'm not trying to sound super harsh here, but just being honest. still questioning it? ask your architect to give you color drawings with your choices.