The Gentle Barn or "Grandma makes friends with an emu"





Sun. April 11, Grandma Joy and I took Owen to the barnyard for a sing, sign and play field trip. For his last sign language class, we met at a local farm called The Gentle Barn. It's basically a farm animal rescue place where they care for abused or neglected farm animals. On Sundays, you can donate $5.00 (goes toward food for the animals) and spend some time in the barnyard with chickens, goats, pigs, and even a peacock and an emu! The weather that day was chilly, gray and cloudy, but we braved the elements so mom could get attacked by the stroller-loving emu. Owen touched a wooly sheep.

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