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I truly have a farm at my house. Four horses, fifteen goats, twelve chickens, three cats, two Austrliaian cattle dogs, twenty fish, one bird four rabbitts, two guinea pigs and eleven hogs. A freek'n zoo. Not counting my twins Jason and Jasmine both are going to be three. I a stay at home dad 99% of the time but work as a nurse at our local hospital. I'm originaly from New York City. Three blocks away from the former World Trade Center. I would not trade this living for anything else in the world (maybe one million dollars and then I'll start all over again) I am post op and will be coming on my year anniversary May 19th. I have lost over 200 lbs. and am feeling better than ever. I am more happy that I extended my life span a few years so I can be with my kids. Michael Backninefarm.zoomshare.com UCIC.zoomshare.com

Michael I too grew up in the city. Sitting on the back porch on our 5 acres, I can't see another house and love it that way. You do have a zoo. But aren't they wonderful? Spinning Diva Joanne

Complete the farm - get yourself a Rooster!!! lol. I'm Brooklyn born and raised and now live in Mass. I won't change it for the hustle and bustle of the City. Way to go on your weight loss. You're doing great!

What a wonderful life you have. I live in Sugar Land, TX, a suburb of Houston, aka, HELL. We have no mass transit, heat that is so severe that you can fry an egg on the sidewal 65-70% of the year. I hate living here and would love to move to a climate with 4 seasons but my husband is in the oil business and that's mainly in Houston. I grew up in Denmark and want to move back once the kids are grown up. We have a Sharpey/Golden Retriever named Marley. She is 5 1/2 mos. old and 45+ pounds. The only time she can be outside is early in the morning or after 6:30 at night because of the heat. This is no way to live. Congratulations on your new life. Sounds as if you found "heaven on Earth". Susan