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Have you ever considered what people might think if they saw what goes on behind-the-scenes at your house? Do you ever wonder what it would be like to catch a glimpse of someone else\u2019s daily life? <\/em><\/p>\n

Fly on the Wall is a monthly post by a group of bloggers challenged to let our readers see what it might be like to be a fly on the wall in our homes. Each post is not a single story, but a compilation of snippets, each one its own quote or event or conversation (or disaster) strung together to provide a behind-the-scenes glimpse into our lives.<\/em><\/p>\n

On the same day at the same time, all the participating bloggers post their Fly on the Wall submissions and link up to each other. Here are links to the other writers’ posts.\u00a0 I suggest you go see what they’ve been up to too.<\/em><\/p>\n

Baking In A Tornado<\/a><\/div>\n

Menopausal Mother<\/a>
\nSearching for Sanity<\/a>
\nEileen’s Perpetually Busy<\/a>
\nGo Mama O<\/a>
\nSpatulas on Parade<\/a>
\nNever Ever Give Up Hope<\/a><\/p>\n

Bookworm in the Kitchen<\/a><\/p>\n

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\nOver the last few weeks I had the pleasure of having my college kids home for spring break. Since their breaks didn’t coincide, I had time to spend with each of them individually. As it happened, on each week we had an interesting outing on Wednesday. (This was purely coincidental.) My daughter had learned about a local farm that boards and fosters pigs in need of a forever home and wanted to visit. My son loves to hike, so a day in the woods was a must for him.<\/p>\n

I guess since these were both outdoors, the fly wasn’t really on a wall, just tagging along with us. I took a number of pictures these days and am trying something different here – more of a photo essay. I hope you enjoy it.<\/p>\n

Our visit to Ross Mill Farm and Piggy Camp<\/h2>\n

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We found out about this farm over winter break when it came across my Facebook newsfeed. There were several entertaining videos of adorable pigs and my daughter immediately said she wanted to visit. Our schedule did not allow it then, so we made a point to go the next time she was home. We were met by a friendly cat and one pig who seemed to be waiting for an opening to get into the farmhouse. A few pigs in pens did their best to get our attention (one made quite a fuss when we looked at his neighbors), while the ones out in the yard were content to much on grass and ignore us. There was one piglets that seemed curious about us but for the most part kept a distance. Overall, there was a lot of personality on the farm.<\/p>\n

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Several pigs wander freely about the farm. We were told those in fenced areas were mostly boarding.<\/p><\/div>\n\n\t\t