Per Jennas plan shouldn't the useless not herding or working dog Gibson be taken out back and shot?
Btw, 3 legged dogs do just fine.
Cali, the black dog pictured, has 3 legs and is 10.5 and could run circles around Jenna.
Want to know what a real surgery costs associated with an amputation? $2,300.
Stiches aren't surgery.
Why did she purchase and fly in another dog if she can afford the ones she already has?
"The vet said I could leave him here and return in a few hours but I asked if I could stay. Gibson has never left my side, and I wasn't going to start now. I asked if I could stay and be there for the surgery and the wonderful folks at Cambridge Valley Vet said I could."
Didn't she just leave him for the day and take her puppy somewhere?
Oh the lies...
How about this whopper:
ReplyDelete"The toe pad was a weight-bearing toe and as both a working farm dog and athlete - stitches were needed."
Working dog? STOP. Official Livestock Harrasser she means.
Gibsons never leaves her side--- except when she's having a jam session with the new puppy or going to the sheepdog trials or he has too much chicken shit on him to get in the truck.
The contradictions abound...rolling my eyes...again.
ReplyDeleteAfraid the dog was going to die from stiches, oh the drama!
ReplyDeleteDid Gibson flay his paw on the old new truck or the new old truck, wonder if he was competing for attention since JW just keeps taking photos of herself all the time.
ReplyDeleteFrom the NY Times:
Much of the research on selfies reveals that (surprise!) people who take a lot of them tend to have narcissistic, psychopathic and Machiavellian personality traits — which may explain why they are oblivious when they bonk you on the head with their selfie sticks. This is not to say that everyone who takes a selfie is a psychopath, but it does imply a high need for self-gratification, particularly if they are posted online for social approval.
I can't believe she didn't fulfill her promise to her poultry customers on time for stitches in a paw. A young healthy dog is not going to DIE getting stitches. Geez. What if any of her customers counted on this food THIS WEEK and given that it was likely already paid for, couldn't just go out and buy other chicken for the week? Does she care? Nope. She could leave the dog with a competent vet to fulfill her work obligations by taking the chickens. The slaughter guy probably counted on this money this week as well... Life happens, yes, but responsibility still stands. For 10 years, my only family has been my 2 dogs. I had to put one down on July 24. It was awful. On Aug.6, the only other member of my family had a stroke and I had to make the heart breaking decision to put her down too at 11am. I had a very serious 4pm work meeting that mattered for other families. I almost called to cancel because I had lost everything I cared about in 2 weeks time....but I cried for one hour, then pulled it together from 12pm-5pm on Aug. 6 to get through something that mattered for others. Then I fell apart after 5pm and am still a total wreck. She is a freaking CHILD - she only cares about HER life. I seriously hope none of those families COUNTED on that poultry as FOOD this week and I hope the slaughter guy could go another week without his money. She sucks.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for the devastating loss of your babies. My dog had stitches in paw and I left her to the professionals to do their jobs and picked her up later, because like with you and other normal people, life requires a judicious use of our time. But then, we're not starring and attempting to direct our own personal reality show. With Jenna, every event must be ramped up and milked for maximum dramatic effect to.KEEP.THEM WA HING!! Unfortunately, the animals are really just bit players - walk-on used to direct attention to the Star. Too bad they don't have a union.
DeleteWatching and "wah ing"!!
DeleteI'm sorry to hear of your loss, losing both so close together can only make it all that much harder. My sympathies.
DeleteMy heart goes out to you. I cried reading your post. I'm so sorry. If you'd like, email me a picture and write up of your two precious dogs and I'll post a memorial/tribute to them.
DeleteAnything any of us can do?
She's not strapped for cash and appears to not know what a budget is. Jenna does not think in terms of planning ahead, for herself or others.
DeleteShe's never been hungry, she wants for nothing (comfort or material).
How unfullfilling.
I know exactly how you feel. We lost our two dogs a few years ago. One died while we were at state fair and the other died while we were at the county fair. Both times I found out before DD was suppose to show and I had to decide whether to tell her or wait until the show was over.
DeleteTough decision. Tough also because both dogs had to be taken care of before we got home, so there was no saying goodbye or anything.
A very sad time but even we had to soldier on.
Oh Anon 11:19pm, I'm so very sorry for you. My heart would break, I understand the deep love of dogs.
DeleteI agree with your point, as well. Your comment RE: a family expecting that chicken for the dinner table really struck a chord with me. In the past, I've forced myself to fulfill commitments and attend important work functions amidst loss, funerals, grief, and more. Responsibilities to others are a part of life..... unless you're inhumane.
Again, my sympathies.
~A
You are so right A. No matter what happens people have to put on foot in front of the other and move forward even though it's hard.
DeleteI've always been stumped by the women I knew who got divorced, had a death in the family or some other tragedy and just went to bed for days, weeks or months.
Commitments have to be upheld. Families have to be cared for and farms have to be fed. That may seem callous, but that's life...the good and the bad.
I have a co-worker whose mother is 91 and dieing, but he's at work every day because we're working on a huge project that can't lose momentum.
Even I went to work the day after my beloved dog who I had since college bled out from getting into rat poision under our 100-year old farmhouse. We didn't know it was there and when she fell sick we rushed her to the emergency room, but because we had no idea what she had gotten into she was way past saving by the time we deduced that's what it could be.
I was a total wreck, but I had responsibilities and people depending on me.
JW's situation is barely a blip on life's road, yet she becomes overwrought. That's not coping, that's melodrama.
Wow, I don't even know all of you are you have been so nice to me about the loss of my two sweet dogs. Most people don't understand why I am struggling inside (though still functioning on the outside as is NORMAL, ahem) so much with this. I don't have a husband or kids to come home to. This past Monday was the first time in 10 years, I came home to ...nothing. It is brutal, but I will be okay eventually. THANK YOU so much. I might take you up on a tribute to my girls if I can stop crying long enough every time I try to write something about them! Its interesting though how grief comes in waves often when you aren't even thinking about the loss. Time is the best healer, right?
DeleteThere's nothing wrong with grieving and time helps but if you're like me...expect endless waves of grief. They become less frequent but never end (at least with the loss off Eddie...and mourning a pet can be just as difficult as mourning a person). Not encouraging I guess but that's been my experience.
DeleteDon't get me wrong...I may soldier on but I can work and cry at the same time. Even though I went to work after my dog died I was sobbing most of the day. Thank god for office doors.
DeleteHe sets off your dogs nicely - or vice versa? Somehow this pic is evocative of an album cover. Mr. Littles acts nonchalant but surely must know he's a rock star!
ReplyDeleteHe's low key and the dogs respond. I thought the day of integrating our animals would come....never.
DeleteHe pulled it off while I was peeing.
I realized it's not clear I meant Littles must realize he, himself is a phenomenon- but he must think your guy is cool too - good vantage point anyway for the little big guy! Yeah I thought mama dog might be protective of her puppies but she probably likes being part of a pack if she was on her own for any length of time.
DeleteSheetz desperately wants to play. With her puppies...with my dogs. The puppies are getting there. Mine want no part of it. She is a saint though. Super sweet end tolerant of the intolerable dogs.
DeleteSheetz desperately wants to play. With her puppies...with my dogs. The puppies are getting there. Mine want no part of it. She is a saint though. Super sweet end tolerant of the intolerable dogs.
DeleteSheetz desperately wants to play. With her puppies...with my dogs. The puppies are getting there. Mine want no part of it. She is a saint though. Super sweet end tolerant of the intolerable dogs.
DeleteShe drummed up some business alright-- $300 drum SOLD to the dumbest bidder! Nevermind it looks like the kind of crap left hanging around at a tag sale on a Sunday afternoon. Why not take the now redundant Dakota to the junkyard for some quick cash?
ReplyDeleteI thought she was a hardened homesteader-farmer-viking-lady-wolf? Surely she could get a paw patched up without having the vapors. And it's not surgery -- it's stitches, not quite the same thing. Unless you're trying to convince people something MAJOR went down in Jackson and Gibson might be out of work. Not that the sheep have to be moved anywhere and not that Gibson is trained to herd anyway. Unless you call circling the chicken tractors like the Indy 500 herding.
This is getting to be a quarterly event-- Gibson goes the vet, Jenna flips out that he might be taken by the Gods. Last fall he had a tick disease-- major FB drama. In March he slipped on the ice and was lame-- $$$$, please! Then he had a hot spot. Now this super tragic paw injury. Jenna must have figured out taking Gib$on to the vet is the cash cow she needs.
Bingo
DeleteIf there are any Jenna fans reading this, please help me understand something. What motivates you to send money to someone who is probably living the life you want? Don't you want to fund your own life? Don't you think others should fund theirs? Enlighten me please!
ReplyDeleteFirst there is a man with a missing tooth donating to Jenna to have her tooth fixed. Then there is the man who went without pizza while Jenna was having pizza delivered to her door. What's next? Someone who will withhold vet care for their pet to contribute to Gibson's (cough, cough) 'surgery'? Someone who will put off truck repairs so she can get hers fixed?
ReplyDeleteDang I'm giving the little lass my whole damn farm!
DeleteCaus, my ol'lady don't know nuthin bout it, but I reckon a thing for a busty and scrappy gal like Jenna, hell when she dances in that kilt with the goats a'dancin with her, well let's just say, you don't need to kickstart my kiva baby, she can have all mys money, I's rich!
You win the internet, Anon Aug 12 @ 6:30 PM.
DeleteYou're gonna need a fat wallet to cover her bar tab.
DeleteHer bar tab? How 'bout her life?
DeleteWhat's also interesting is the way she doesn't seem to bother pushing logo work unless there's some urgent need. They're always on sale because the farm needs it bad or Gibson's on the brink of death. It's like she doesn't want to do a logo unless she absolutely must. Lazy.
ReplyDeleteThat dog needs a MAJOR brushing.... I am shocked that the dog she LOVES SO MUCH, would be allowed to get into that state.
ReplyDeleteLast night on her FB posting "selling her drum" a guy from WI purchased it or at least said SOLD and asked her to hold/store it for him. This a.m. as far as I can see that posting is gone. I wonder why?
ReplyDeleteYes, the post is gone.
DeleteThe guy said he would buy it but she would have to store it for him and asked if paypal was ok......I was a little slow on the uptake.....she just pulled it off again. Offer crap no one wants, induce pity, rake in donations.
She probably deleted it so she can offer it again in the future!
Also, she wouldn't want others to see that she had gotten $300 because they might be less inclined to donate themselves if it looks like the pressure is off.
What a crook!
You know she also got some side money on the Kiva loan, several people said they would send her some money and she didn't have to pay it back. This has become a way of life for them as well as her.
Delete"Someone" sent Jenna the cassette soundtrack of Guardians of the Galaxy to play in her new junker. How convenient, she LOVES that soundtrack. She's not dangling the moldy Hall and Oates tape she received. That tape starts at $44.99 on Amazon. Someone was pretty generous and humble, too, because they're playing secret admirer. "To whomever mailed me this, you are awesome and I love you." Amazon Prime, bitchez!
ReplyDeleteMaybe we send her all the shit cassettes we all have, overload the Jackson post office and turn this sucka into Miracle on 34th St, Con Artist Farm style, damn Johnny Katz can play Santa, mix it up, It's a Wonderful Life (for a scam)
ReplyDeleteSo Katz writes about his need for medicine-that is well over $500. I'm thinking, I smell a fish. Then today this pops up in my feed. http://www.gofundme.com/pjcqm6z8
ReplyDeleteUnbelievable. You know he'll get it too.
Her new chariot has arrived.
ReplyDeleteJenna Woginrich I adore it, it's perfect for me and I will be taking very good care of it, for sure
Why would she suppose she'll take good care of it? She let a 2004 Dakota go to hell because she couldn't afford the maintenance and repairs.....
Oh for Pete's sake, I've been driving around a 2004 POS 2wd hatchback for 8 years and with love and maintenance, it's been doing okay. Has the clutch gone out? Twice! (I lived in a *very* hilly, stop-and-go area.) How about the timing belt? Changed twice. Radiator hoses, air filters, oil leaks, busted tires, you name it. But I've never blown the engine and even though I could have put money into a newer car, it's paid for, it's cheap to insure, its gas mileage is good, and it works. I'll get a new one when I can afford it. I drive it cross-state constantly in all weather, though it sucks on ice and in bad snow. My husband has a tiny 2000 Chevy truck we use for all farm-related stuff. It works just fine. Lemons happen, but they happen a lot less when you care for your vehicles. And that will forever take money and effort, just the price of having transportation at your disposal.
DeleteMy truck's a year newer, with over 186K on it and I wouldn't think twice about going across the country in it.
DeleteIf she took care of the necessary repairs and maintenance she would have gotten many more years out of her truck.
Exactly! The two old-ish cars in my household can take us wherever we need to go, both the truck and the hatchback, and it's only because of maintenance and repairs, just like any car. A real shame to let a 2004 Dakota go to seed, buying another one that age would probably be at least 7 grand... she could have tried to borrow the money to fix her truck instead, or just, maybe, not borrow money and have at least one steady part-time job that could pay for those repairs. Grinds my gears...
DeleteGuardians of the Galaxy plot thickens.
ReplyDelete--Sunday AM she puts out the call for cassette tapes on her blog and FB. Illustrates said request with pic of Guardians of the Galaxy mix tape.
--Just happens to use Rocket from GotG to illustrate her raccoon post.
--Wednesday 9:30 AM posts pic of GotG soundtrack in her hot little hand.
That means someone saw the call for tapes, recognized the GotG tape from the pic, knew Jenna didn't already have it, liked her enough to shell out for it, ordered it immediately, and it arrived in her rural mailbox bright and early Wednesday morning.
That's some fast delivery.
Or some fast talking.
From FB (within the last two hours)
ReplyDeleteSomeone trying to explain that the pickup truck was financed and is not technically owned until of course the lenders are paid back. Good point!
Jenna Woginrich I drove it to Vermont today, to visit Tyler and Tara Alan and then took patty and mark for a ride. It's paid for, title is on the way, insured and tagged!
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Laura Skidmore It's not paid for. You have a loan for it through Kiva. As I said in my comment on your blog (which was never published), you lost me when you said you were buying the truck outright. Um, no - you have a loan for it, it's just that your loan is backed by individuals rather than by a bank. Definitely not an outright purchase, and definitely not paid for.
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Laura Skidmore Not necessarily a problem to have an auto loan, but I really don't understand why you keep saying you bought it outright and it's paid for. It's not.
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"owned" should be paid for -typo
DeleteI was thinking the same thing. You get to say "it's paid for" when you no longer owe anyone money for it!
DeleteAnyway, I'm sure this lady will be covered in poodle spittle shortly. No one talks to The Jenna that way and gets away with it!
Elle Rautio >> Laura Skidmore: why do you care so much? To be this nit picky over something that's not quite your business in the first place, is very odd.
DeleteMaybe it IS her business, if she contributed to the Kiva loan. Also, JW posts all this stuff on public forums, thus making it everyone's business.
Now some other half-wit is chiming in.
DeleteOn what planet is a vehicle considered "paid for" when the the owner still owes a bank/institution/individual money?
This is Jenna's problem, she can say something completely retarded and some fan eager to kiss her butt will come to her defense.
JW claims it's paid for because she has no intention of paying back the loan. She may pay a few people back so she can say, "see, I paid them back". But she has no intention of paying back the rest.
DeleteLaura Skidmore gonna get gingerized if she don't drop more incense on the fire! Beware the OZ behind the Vlog!!!
DeleteEllie Rautio you ignorant slut, just send another $100 via PayPal to Farmer J and she'll be your friend
DeleteGingerized! Lol!
DeleteLol, but omg there is some truth in that. What will she demand next? What will be on her next wishlist? Stay tuned to the continuing saga...
DeleteDid she delete this? Where is it on Facebook?
ReplyDeleteI just saw it-- scroll up and hit reply under her comment where she says it's paid for.
DeleteAnd can I just say: if the farm has taken such a big financial hit because of the impending vet bills why is she visiting friends in VT and taking joyrides all day?
ReplyDeleteGet to work, ya crook!
No kidding...
ReplyDeleteIn her Gibson update:
ReplyDelete"Thank you all for the comments, emails, and messages."
What, no acknowledgement for the bozo who shelled out $300 for the drum you will be "storing" for him indefinitely?
It is typical behavior of cult followers to work and hand over money to their leader. It gives them a feeling of belonging. Some of these people defending Jenna are desperate to belong. Hopefully some will catch on to her true self and find their way here.
ReplyDeleteSri Jenndha demands a 1987 Bentley from you poodles, comply or be given the green antler up your potokah
DeleteHare Jenna, Hare Jenna....
I laugh out loud at all your comments!
DeleteLol, but omg there is some truth in that. What will she demand next? What will be on her next wishlist? Stay tuned to the continuing saga...
DeleteYes: how will she justify a new horse. I doubt she'll give up on that. And her horse cart that she sold/rebought or didn't sell (maybe she's just been "storing" it) That her readers don't care that she blatantly plays the poor me I must sell my beloved posessions card mystifies me. Not just that she asks them to buy crap, but to ask people to buy your beloved crap is so manipulatively cruel, and asking them to be cruel because why would someone who wants to help take away her special things, even at jacked-up prices. Of course, she will store them because she knows they don't really want them. It's like they are playing roles in a dysfunctional ritual with no explicit recognition of the creepy dysfunction of it all. They are as impaired as she is. Even if they consciously or subconsciously get something out of it, it's very unhealthy.
DeleteAnon 11:06 you described it all perfectly.
DeleteJenna is a sneaky, sneaky manipulator.
I think Gibson has to sell roses at the intersection to pay his vet bills, Hare Jenna, pass the salad om
DeleteI never leave Gibson unless I get a shiny new dog or go to a bar while his life hangs in the balance or there's a jousting match.
ReplyDeleteSo this is a real question: do you think she gets some kind of weird pleasure from getting money from the fans and then rubbing their faces in her careless spending? And the whole I'm so focused on Gibby's recovery and being at his side. Unless I can be at a bar.
While I'm going off: the way she brags about bringing her dogs in stores and the post office. Yet doesn't allow workshop attendees to bring their dogs! "For insurance reasons". She's missing a business opportunity. She could badger workshop attendees for fines if their dog craps in her yard. Even better if an attendee's dog happens to hurt a chicken!! I'm sure that dog would pick the chicken with a $1500 replacement value. As appraised by JW, of course.
"do you think she gets some kind of weird pleasure from getting money from the fans and then rubbing their faces in her careless spending?"
DeleteYou know, you may be on to something. I remember seeing a movie about Liberace. He would come on stage with an over the top costume, huge diamonds glittering on his fingers and sometimes a luxury car. Then he would ask the audience, "how do you like my _______? You paid for it". And the crowd would go wild.
So maybe she does get some pleasure in rubbing their faces in it.
And maybe they get some weird pleasure in it too. I don't know - it's a strange sort of dependent/co-dependent relationship.
The question:
Delete"do you think she gets some kind of weird pleasure from getting money from the fans and then rubbing their faces in her careless spending?"
Yes!
I think she gets all manner of weird pleasure from it. These people sending in their hard earned bucks are doing jobs she would consider beneath her (which is most any job, let's be for reals here). She must think: What a fucking hoot! These poor slobs are doing some mind numbing task, slaving away for the man and thanks to them I'm trail riding with Patty midday on a Friday. Thanks suckas!
I think she enjoys scamming people. She gets a thrill out of it. That's why she's such a big consumer-- she needs a buzz all the time.
I get it now. She needed the new truck so she could go to the brewery and play at being a beer snob with other people pretending to know more than they do, like a "scene from a movie."
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ReplyDeleteI just skimmed (cant stomach a full absorbtion) the post about Gibson cutting his paw. My only experience with pick-ups were Subaru Bajas that were less than 10 yrs old. But what kind of sharp metal is on a tailgate of a decent condition pickup? Did she not inspect it well enough to allow a dangerous cut on her dog to happen?
ReplyDeleteWhile I wouldn't put anything past her, I think it's conceivable he could slice his paw on a tailgate. What's not conceivable is having a paw stitched up being a major financial blow to the farm. She's milking it for all it's worth.
DeleteI don't know many vets that would take payments and I know fewer that Should take payments from her.....so...the idea that people are paying for his paw probably isn't right anyway. It's just the newest excuse.
DeleteBut what else is new.
What does she want?!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGames of Thrones T-Shirt!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When does she want it?!?!!!!
NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lol!!!
DeleteLove it, LOL
DeleteIf you have a weak stomach do NOT look at JW's Facebook page.
ReplyDeleteI repeat, DO NOT look at JW's Facebook page!
Pic of the puppy sticking her tongue in to Jenna's gaping maw. Ew. Ew.
"Just had the new pickup gone over by my favorite mechanics at Hoosick Tire, looks like the only thing wrong is one ball joint ! Not bad!"
ReplyDeleteThought she told (told off) a commenter on FB that she had all bases covered.
Don't know how much a ball joint costs, but no matter her poodles will pay for it.
As for the picture...never kiss a farm dog cause THEY EAT SHIT!!!
It's their favorite food group:)
I hope her donors realize they will need to keep feeding the beast. She will never be satiated.
ReplyDeleteThere are some people here who donated to help her out of her crisis de jour many times. It's been going on for what now, five or six years? Has she ever been on firm financial footing even with all the money she's received?
I'm beginning to think the more she gets, the more she wants. This tale gets stranger and stranger.
In the face of a major financial blow to the farm Jenna has spent the succeeding days visiting pals, cruising in her new truck, hanging at the brewery and now trail riding with her BFF.
ReplyDeleteWow.
Shouldn't she be scrambling to get paying work?
Grooming her acolytes and begging IS her paying work, it would seem. And it's working mighty fine.
DeleteWork smirk, post a little FB to my friends, sell a little logo to my friends, drink some brew in Patsy's hot tub, fly the hawk for a ham sub, then find Merlin hiding, crap a kale BLT to photograph, wait need to dance and do more riding video's, oh oh blog attack, wait, sorry, VLOG attack, this week, the little paw that needs a lot of money...
DeleteJenna makes more money not working than I make working.
ReplyDeleteCrazy isn't it!
The difference. My money is earned.
Jenna makes more money not working than I make working.
ReplyDeleteCrazy isn't it!
The difference. My money is earned.
I'm wondering how she will get her fans to fund her new horse. Outright begging? Kickstarter? Kiva loan? Will she put her wool hat and beloved fiddle up for sale? I can't stand the suspense!
ReplyDeleteI have a 2004 Toyota corolla and still consider it "Newer" even with 180,000 miles. Guess when you start with an 89 jeep Cherokee anything in the 2000s feels new!
ReplyDeleteShe's working backwards. So weird. You start with the 89 and work to the 04...not back track because you've trashed your vehicle and can't afford to fix it.
I was upset when she dumped her Subaru, taking an auto loan without even trying to fix or keep her original, paid-for car that just had a mechanical issue. I have a 1999 Subaru that's still going strong and have no intention to selling it or taking an auto loan out for something else. I've had to put a little money into it over the years but that total has been a LOT less than buying another car would have been. She's now had three vehicles in the time I've had one, and I'll bet we have more money in the bank than she does. I can't afford to live her lifestyle, I have retirement and a nest egg to think about. I know someone else in my family who is a compulsive spender, and she has also had three or four cars in the time I've had this one -- and the loans to go with them.
DeleteFor someone who pays a lot of lip service to sustainability she has a very wasteful, consumptive lifestyle.
DeleteDidn't I read some w here that the guy that took the Subaru fixed it and sold it? Wouldn't be surprised. She appears to be a total airhead ditz about vehicles. I'm sure the dodge truck just needs some decent maintenance. She wanted the ford to look cool with all her hipster friends at the brewery.
DeleteAnon 11:35: Bingo.
DeleteAnd that's probably all the Subaru needed as well. Those cars will run forever if you maintain them.
DeleteOk, I had a look.
DeleteIt was a paid off 2002 Subaru -- she sold it for "a couple hundred bucks". She explained "Transmission ruined, cat converter gone bad, a destroyed interior, busted fuses, no working wiper fluid tubes, electrical problems...I ride them hard." That was Jan. 2011.
From there she drove her Ranger and got the 2004 Dakota in March.
Then there's a teary follow up post where she sees the Subaru being driven by someone else after it had been fixed up and resold. Sheesh.
She had a complete meltdown about the whole situation. It's kind of like her root canal-- these things don't happen overnight. And really, she had a second vehicle so why was she freaking out at all? She could have driven the Ranger while she got the money together to repair the car.
It's all about what she wants at any cost.
So if I'm reading this right, counting this new Kiva-acquired truck that would be four vehicles from 2011 to 2015? That's a new (to her) car every year or so. And this for someone who homesteads and therefore stays on the property for days at a time?
DeleteD.
I thought she had Merlin and a cart so.she could reduce her carbon footprint and gas usage. That girls got the carbon footprint of big foot.
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