When I come out of the house in the morning, the girls (and now Jesus, too) are waiting for me at the barnyard gate, wheezily braying for their cookies.
There are ghosts of dozens of conversations in the hallways, stories I remember about buying new plows that now rust in the barnyard and ruined crops from the same vines that we are now harvesting.
But its location within the atmospheric old part of the city gives it a special vibrancy (if sometimes a little too much: The building closest to the fort has strong barnyard aromas from a neighbor's livestock, and the calls to prayer at the mosque next door are the reason earplugs are left on your side table at night).
Thousands of uninsured and underinsured people showed up for free care, and many were treated in the section of the county fairgrounds where barnyard animals are usually kept.
Of course, that hasn?t stopped barnyard scientists, the deranged and the just plain stubborn from trying.
" But after the band left, Victor executives gave the song the more playful title "Barnyard Blues.
And the other had the aerial prowess of a barnyard chicken.
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At Duluth's Lake Superior Zoo, where a group of barnyard animals drowned in the flood, and a polar bear and two seals temporarily escaped, 200 volunteers dug out exhibits from mudslides and cleaned out debris on Saturday.
The result is what wine tasters call a "barnyard" aroma, which some find appealing, others revolting.
In recent years, chicken has shown up on the menu boards, mainly to provide beginners with a non-hoofed barnyard option.
The normal way of catching the infection, caused by a bacterium called Coxiella burnetii, is breathing in barnyard dust which contains dried placental material, birth fluids, and faeces.
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