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Alpaca Shepherdess


Is it really consent if they don't have a choice?
An unexpected consequence of learning to handle the alpacas in a gentle and respectful way, was that it was teaching me how I can ask for the type of handling I need as a survivor of abuse and how we, as humans, can learn to accept each other as we are.
Carly Chandler-Morris
Apr 152 min read
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Finally accepting who I am at nearly 37
Most kids tend to have imaginary friends. I had imaginary animals. Three of them; a bird, a horse and a dog. If I could, I would always choo
Carly Chandler-Morris
Apr 62 min read
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Trying to Bring a Mother-Centric, Cyclical, Sustainable, Nature Inspired Approach to Farming
Farming, mothering, being the family provider. All of these roles and many more offer little respite. They offer little space to breathe but
Carly Chandler-Morris
Mar 117 min read
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A Scandinavian Inspired Unschooling Winter of Farming
Farming with my child in tow was dreamy in the summer and autumn last year but as it started turning cold and went and windy towards the end
Carly Chandler-Morris
Mar 61 min read
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Is She Difficult or is She Just Anxious and Sensitive? - How learning to respectfully handle alpacas has taught me a lot about how I need to be handled
The most sensitive of our animals have often been the most poorly handled and often carry an inaccurate label. A label that describes who th
Carly Chandler-Morris
Mar 46 min read
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Why CameliDynamics is as Good for me as it is for the Alpacas and How it has Translated into my Parenting
When I first started working with alpacas in the summer, one of the first thoughts I had was that I wasn't sure if I could possibly do this
Carly Chandler-Morris
Jan 286 min read
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