If you do ever see that again with any sheep or lamb please get hold of the farmer, he would take it out the field and they would hand feed it and call for a vet. Things can change within hours so you should never assume the farmer is allowing it to die. I would suggest asking for the farmers numbers in the fields you walk in and keeping it saved on your phone. Farmers rely on walkers to be eyes and ears when they are tending to other animals, they work 14/16 hour days and can’t be on hand 24-7
Yes! I was also going to suggest finding a rescue in the area, I’m sure there is at least one who takes “abandoned” farm animals given where they live.
I watched this happen in the field next to me, jumped the fence, wrapped the lamb in a blanket and my partner went to the surrounding farms to find the farmer. He was so happy with what we had done. This happens loads and like in this case, he had 2 other lambs in the same situation and he had a barn with heat lamps etc and foster sheep waiting to help out. Go back and find that lamb and send Ally out to find the farmer. There’s no need for that lamb to die. I double checked with my daughters 2 friends who are both vets specialising in farms animals and they said no farmer just leaves a lamb to die. I understand you being unsure, but sheep aren’t wild animals, you’re not interfering in nature when it’s farm animals in need of help and the farmer just hasn’t been around to notice yet. X
If we all know Lydia she will feel crushed now knowing that she could have done more however please do not get upset with yourself over this dear you did not know and did what you thought was best …I’m certain the farmer has taken care of this lamb and is in the best care❤
It is called a Bummer Lamb. The farmer can choose to take it in and nurture it. If they choose to do that, the lamb is forever grateful to that farmer.
I didn’t think there was anything wrong with this video or the last one. You have a lot going on and it is impossible to be perfect in every area of life at once. It is natural that certain parts of your routine would slide if you are traveling, entertaining, extra busy with work, etc. The main thing is you can now recognize it quickly and get right back to doing the things that make you feel good. Happy Birthday Lydia & Ali! 🎉🎉
I’m no farmer or expert but I don’t think many farmers would just let it happen! Try and find the farmer! They hand rear ‘pet’ lambs or they adopt lambs onto other ‘better’ mothers! Farmers care for their lambs. I would get the number of the farmer from your local fields.
Your vlog was beautiful! It truly is wonderful to see you show us how sometimes in life it’s ok to “fall off the routine”. We are not robots, we’re human beings and sometimes we’ll get it right and sometimes we won’t. You showing how human it is to not be perfect at the perfectly curated routine is connecting with us in a way deeper than you know!
Awe, Lydia... one of the most profoundly important characteristics about us, is our ability to express our compassion, concern and love of others; humans, dogs, cats, lambs and gardens - without losing the primary emotion. ;-) It's easy to let compassion slide into grief, and then into anger. And to *stay* with the compassion while sorrow rises is such a mark of maturity and growth. Your concern for the lamb is poignant - and honestly, it tells us how in touch you are with your own sensibilities... how hard the work is to stay in touch with those emotions. Well done... ;-) (PS, there's nothing harder to witness than a vulnerable soul in need ... if you've been there, you know... I know.)
Thank you!! I was going to say this. Get really sick of people who claim just because you eat meat you must not care about animals. Face it people some animals are raised to feed humans. Facts of life.
@@gg44431 why don't you eat human meat. Why don't you raise humans to feed other humans. Why don't you eat grapists and peadoefiles. You have no right to take a life. What a idiotic thing to say.
So crazy you say that about the lamb! One of the ladies brought their pet lamb to work and the exact same thing happened. The mum rejected the lamb so this lady hand reared the lamb. And the lamb thinks she’s a cat as they also have a rag doll and they sleep together and the lamb even uses the litter box and scratches by her food like cats do to hide the scent! So cute and mad 😅,
Talk about your bags Lydia!!! Don’t pay attention to all the haters!! I love watching your videos were you talk about all your fancy/expensive things. You don’t talk about it snobby… the way you talk about is very pleasant to listen to.
Shedding tears with you. I believe one day our planet will have evolved to the point where this no longer happens with any being. While that may be a long ways off, the first step to getting there is always compassion. Thanks for sharing by your heart. ❤
Aw you're so sweet. We have neighbors we had to help feed little lambs for by bottle while they weren't in town. Yes always get ahold of the farmer or call around to try and find them. Being new to a situation you shouldn't be expected to know what to do immediately. Your intent was good. ❤
You inspire me to reach my happy place at my home. I just completed my kitchen and it is not the cool girl/ Instagram kitchen. But I love it, it is me. I smile and comforted when I walk into my kitchen. I wouldn't change it for the world.
Oh, Lydia, your story about the little lamb made me cry. I would react exactly as you reacted. It is so hard to see these innocent creatures suffering like that. My heart breaks for you and that little lamb.
For me the smell of Summer is the breeze sending the smell of honeysuckle over the fence sitting out back with a sprinkler on and a cup of coffee watching the pups. Can’t wait 🥹🥰
I loved this vlog so much, getting so many ideas, how effortlessly you are 'dressing ' your content 😅, honest reviews, celebrating every moment. Lydia go for a vacation . And above all mercury retrograde is going around so this roller-coaster ride is happy, scary, mixture of every aspect of life of dear Lydia ❤, enjoy your time it's as special as you.
Just wanted to say it is ok that you have not been yourself, it reminds us lot that you are human just like us if you get what I mean. I'm at that stage in the month (or the effects of a migraine last night) where I can have a chat but then some words just evade me, this morning it was, blimey gone again, chickpeas that was it. Dear me. Anyhow hope you are feeling more like yourself in a day or two. x PS Congrats again on your launch with Sweed, I've made my order cannot wait for it to arrive. x
So beautiful to see your empathy for this lamb. this is the reason why I don't want to eat animal products anymore. I believe that humans, who have open hearts and empathy over rationality will prefer eating plants instead. and I learnd so much about nature and nutrition since I am on this path.
Thank you for talking about your symptoms of PMDD! I’ve been struggling with it for a while and sometimes I feel like I’m making stuff up but hearing you talk about it makes me feel so validated 🫶🏼
I am sheep farmer and like many other farmers, if I saw that lamb I would collect it and take it home to be bottle fed. I would never, ever, leave one of my flock to suffer or perish. I am appreciative of any phone calls from locals if they have spotted anything. You should get the farmers number so you can call them. I know my farming neighbours would do exactly the same. I just felt compelled to comment after hearing the story. Thank you.
I loved the story about the lamb and appreciate sharing your feelings. I'm also very happy that you are eating less meat these days. I'm pretty sure it's better for the planet in general. ❤
I just wanted to say that I appreciate your kind and sensitive heart for even the smallest things. Not every person would even care about the fact that the lamb was suffering, but you did and it is truly a beautiful thing. I haven’t been watching you long, but that is one of the reasons that I keep on watching your content. I admire your heart and for just being raw and real with your content and not making everything perfect or what other people may want to see. It’s a breathe of fresh air and I truly appreciate it. Keep being your authentic self and you will go so far in life. 😊
The lamb story was 🐑 heartbreaking and such a tricky situation also imagining that your surrounding fields look so VAST and big and probably not that easy to find/figure out the farmer. Tricky situation and understood where u came up with that choice too. Must have been difficult. I do understand. Knowing what had happened,the best thing you can do to at least make something of that situation is to eventually find out the surrounding farmers contact info ; just incase for the future. I’m so glad you shared that though which was an incident that definitely had shaken you up. Also enjoyed your content of you at home in and out the garden and you doing your everyday thing. The tulips in that clay vase was beautiful! Please do not apologize about the vlog! Enjoyed it and always remember , you always just be you! ❤ sending love from a city girl.
I love your dressing room it is my favourite of all the bloggers. Love the colour and layout and not too big. I especially like the blinds now and you are adding so much character and I love the central light. The green is calming.
Can you go back and check on the lamb / find out who the farmer is to let them know? Can’t bear to think of it slowly starving on its own. I hope it’s not too late. Thank you for caring xx
Oh Lydia 😢I was crying listening to the way you started your morning and the little lamb, I’ll think like you and take it home to care for it, he probably was very hungry 😢
You are such a beautiful and kind soul. Your story moved me too. I Love your classy videos. Watching all the way from Sri Lanka. Glad you have such a kind and compassionate heart. ❤️ Nature's way is sometimes difficult to understand, but I guess that's the way things are.
Love the way you share your feeling Lydia, l got very emotional and coukd realky relate to your sadness about the sheep. Just wondered if you could tell us s little bit more about your Profilo experience, if it works, what changes you have come across with your skin. Thank you so much, you are a delight to watch!!🙏❤️
The ewe can reject the lamb Lydia. If you can contact the farmer, they can sometimes trick another ewe to adopt the lamb. It’s nature Lydia. Hugs. Haha Barkley…giggling heartily. So funny. 💕💫💕
I also live rurally but know the farmers numbers. If any of their livestock is in distress, I simply text the number of the animal and its location and a member of the family pop out to treat or bring in the animal. Please find out who owns the fields you walk thorough and help preserve the livestock.
Aww sweetheart ❤ I recommend popping by to your local farms and grabbing their phone number. I am always so so grateful when my lovely neighbours give me a call if they see something they’re not sure of. I’m sure your neighbours would too and hopefully it would help you feel much better knowing you’ve been able to do something 🥰
Just here to say, it's ok to have your lifestyle and still care immensely about life of any kind. Youre not a hypocrite by any means. I would have felt the same way!!
Happy Birthday Lydia to you & Ali!! 🎉🎊 Hope you do something special. Love the birthday card you got for Ali. Your yard looks magical at night with the lights & greenhouse lit up. Have a beautiful weekend! 😊❤️
Hello Wonderful Lydia!! I just wanted to message you an fyi… in America we use the word,”homey” to describe a warm and comfortable place and the word “ homely” to describe something unattractive “. It’s always funny to hear you say you want your place “homely”. I know it’s a British thing, it’s just so funny to hear as an American!
Coming to this corner of UA-cam to find the calm & beauty, my social media lately insists on showing me content that upsets me, I'm so grateful you're here💚🪻
Watching this at 5 am, while being off my routine after a minor surgery & feeling pretty badly, the last couple minutes felt like a personal attack 😂❤️ I really need to get back at it too ❤️
My grandfather had a small farm…..with rabbits….oh man when i discover the faith of those…..yes i cried and cried…..and yes still crying thinking about the little lamb……
The farm i used to go to, to ride horses as a teen, also had sheep and i would help out in lambing season, sometimes the mothers would reject a lamb for no particular reason and the farmer i knew, always would rear those lambs himself, they would be separated and either put with a different mother or worst case scenario hand fed, and as such there was usually a couple of tame sheep in a paddock somewhere. It might be worth contacting the farmer if you know who it is, because from what i gathered back then, they don't just let them die if the mother rejects them. On a side note, you mentioned that shooting and hunting goes on near you, the same happened at this farm i mentioned, the farmer let other wealthy people in the area use his land for shooting pheasants, they would shoot a ton of them, give him two, then dig a big hole and bury the rest. It used to break my heart that so many people killed for the thrill of killing something, not even to eat it.
All good re the lamb situation. The Pheasants not actually used for food is awful in fact pretty disgusting. The male Pheasant has got to be one of the most beautiful looking birds but the breeding of Pheasants just for someone to shot has to stop! The birds have no chance of a long happy wild life as they either get shot, hit by vehicles or a fox will get them. They are not native to the UK so their outcome is never going to be easy even if fed by landowners.
@@archiediggins641 I agree, the farmer used to grow a small field of corn that was never harvested so they had a 'playground'. I never have agreed with any of that, i wish they would stop, too many cruel people in the world. I live next to a field now and sometimes get a pheasant come in the garden to get some of the dropped bird food, so i make sure there is some on the ground for him, he is beautiful.
I really felt that Lydia 😢😢. Lamb story. I have been there. But with one of my Persian cats in the past. Who left her few days old kitten 😢😢. So u can imagine I had to deal with it. The kitten wanted milk. But mum rejected. I tried to give a bottle. But he died after a few days. He wanted to feel his mum. But it is nature. And the mum knows when the animal is sick 💔💔💔
Lydia...you got me tearing up too!!...it is very sad to see hurt and desperation of any kind...I think it would have been wonderful if you could have taken the lamb home with you..
you've been doing lovely, Lydia! Don't beat yourself up about having had some days where you're good habits have been hard to maintain. When we beat yourselves up we misuse the energy we could have spent improving instead ❤❤ i'm someone who really struggles maintaining good habits as well, so i have good periods and very much less good periods, so, selfishly, seeing that someone I look up to can have life happen and "slip a little" is comforting to me. thank you for being honest with us. "all over the place" content is not any less honest or true or valued or worthy than Lydia on her A game, so to speak. I certainly appreciate all of your vlogs, tik toks, ig stories etc. regardless. I'm really looking forward to the closet videos and the business insider interview to come out! Hope you're starting too feel better by the time this video was uploaded. Kind regards, Julie, 33, Denmark.
Silly girl, of course you connected with us, at least you did with me. Like with any friend I am in it for all the bits, the humanity of it all. If you were perfect all the time it would be annoying, speaking for myself. Your tender heart, anxiousness over making a misstep, excitement about Ali’s shoes, which are a great idea, all fun, all good. Blessings
It’s always hard seeing nature doing its brutal thing but like so many others have said on here, often the farmer will step in and hand rear the rejected lambs…. I don’t think you seemed off in the vlog but I know what you mean about not feeling like yourself, sometimes when we let one thing slip others can follow and before you know it the good habits which help you feel happy and healthy in body and mind have gone landsliding away 😂but don’t get frustrated with yourself or cross with yourself, just finding that moment of awareness that it has happened and the impact it has had is super powerful and from there you can ease back in to the things that nourish your body, mind and soul ❤❤❤
Listening to you talk about forgetting your vitamins and issues sleeping reminded me yet again of how similar that is to my daughter and her ADHD. Women with ADHD have a harder time remembering and managing when they have their period. The increase in hormones also makes my daughter more clumsy, and she gets hormonal insomnia. She usually struggles for a week leading up to her period, and then for a week after her period.
What happened with the lamb means you have a good heart. Thanks to a lamb I started my way to veganism more than 7 years ago. One of the best decisions of my life
You have a beautiful dressing room. The least you can do is to look after it and appreciate it. So many people work as hard and so much harder than you do, but don’t have your opportunities. Be grateful. Genuinely.
Aww it is so sad Lydia but as others have said..farmers often have a few lambs they're hand feeding...a good farmer never just lets nature take its course because in some cases...unfortunately not all ewes are great mums and the babies are fine and not ill... and just need extra help. Lambing season often sees the farmers with boxes of little lambs in front of their heaters until well enough to go out again! ❤
I grew up on a farm in Zimbabwe - my dad was a farmer. This is normal and it happens all of the time. I have seen all sorts and experienced all sorts. Call the farmer for anything farm animal-related that does not seem right.
Hi Lydia, I like many of the others whom have commented on this vlog regarding the lamb have all given our opinions and advice as what you should have done and what we recommend you do in the future. However I am well aware that you love to learn and soak up information like a sponge. So I know you will learn so much from this vlog as will many others whom may not know about this topic. I have come across situations which I'm sure I didn't make the best choices but have learnt and reflected later. None of us are perfect and will not always make the choices others might expect of us and yet most people would never know as most folks are not on public platforms. So don't be too hard on yourself with this vlog and all the replies like mine saying what you should have done. Kind regards.
Hope you have a great Birthday Lydia and Ali xxxxxxxxx❤❤❤ chicks last year, what about a horse this year! It would be amazing showing lots of footage of your own horse and with you being such an amazing animal lover you’d love it , ace idea I think 😊❤❤❤❤❤
If you do ever see that again with any sheep or lamb please get hold of the farmer, he would take it out the field and they would hand feed it and call for a vet. Things can change within hours so you should never assume the farmer is allowing it to die. I would suggest asking for the farmers numbers in the fields you walk in and keeping it saved on your phone. Farmers rely on walkers to be eyes and ears when they are tending to other animals, they work 14/16 hour days and can’t be on hand 24-7
Anybody vegan ?
Emma, that is such a great idea. Thank you for your thoughtful comment. 💕💕
Thank you Emma, excellent advice 🌻
Yes! I was also going to suggest finding a rescue in the area, I’m sure there is at least one who takes “abandoned” farm animals given where they live.
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I watched this happen in the field next to me, jumped the fence, wrapped the lamb in a blanket and my partner went to the surrounding farms to find the farmer. He was so happy with what we had done. This happens loads and like in this case, he had 2 other lambs in the same situation and he had a barn with heat lamps etc and foster sheep waiting to help out. Go back and find that lamb and send Ally out to find the farmer. There’s no need for that lamb to die. I double checked with my daughters 2 friends who are both vets specialising in farms animals and they said no farmer just leaves a lamb to die. I understand you being unsure, but sheep aren’t wild animals, you’re not interfering in nature when it’s farm animals in need of help and the farmer just hasn’t been around to notice yet. X
If we all know Lydia she will feel crushed now knowing that she could have done more however please do not get upset with yourself over this dear you did not know and did what you thought was best …I’m certain the farmer has taken care of this lamb and is in the best care❤
It is called a Bummer Lamb. The farmer can choose to take it in and nurture it. If they choose to do that, the lamb is forever grateful to that farmer.
I didn’t think there was anything wrong with this video or the last one. You have a lot going on and it is impossible to be perfect in every area of life at once. It is natural that certain parts of your routine would slide if you are traveling, entertaining, extra busy with work, etc. The main thing is you can now recognize it quickly and get right back to doing the things that make you feel good. Happy Birthday Lydia & Ali! 🎉🎉
I’m no farmer or expert but I don’t think many farmers would just let it happen! Try and find the farmer! They hand rear ‘pet’ lambs or they adopt lambs onto other ‘better’ mothers! Farmers care for their lambs. I would get the number of the farmer from your local fields.
That wasn’t being a hypocrite, it was having a heart.
Kind of a hypocrite. But at least she was honest.
She literally posted her Easter dinner table about how they were having lamb for lunch? It’s pretty hypocritical I’m sorry!
If you wont eat a sausage dog but will eat a lamb then it is very hypocritical.
@@pw4200seek help ASAP 🙈
Possibly not the chaos that you think, but a very relatable scene in the home of anyone who is busy multi-tasking and generally slaying life.
Your vlog was beautiful! It truly is wonderful to see you show us how sometimes in life it’s ok to “fall off the routine”. We are not robots, we’re human beings and sometimes we’ll get it right and sometimes we won’t. You showing how human it is to not be perfect at the perfectly curated routine is connecting with us in a way deeper than you know!
I really enjoyed watching Lydia. Don't apologise. Be nice to yourself, you're only human.
Awe, Lydia... one of the most profoundly important characteristics about us, is our ability to express our compassion, concern and love of others; humans, dogs, cats, lambs and gardens - without losing the primary emotion. ;-) It's easy to let compassion slide into grief, and then into anger. And to *stay* with the compassion while sorrow rises is such a mark of maturity and growth. Your concern for the lamb is poignant - and honestly, it tells us how in touch you are with your own sensibilities... how hard the work is to stay in touch with those emotions. Well done... ;-) (PS, there's nothing harder to witness than a vulnerable soul in need ... if you've been there, you know... I know.)
Just because you are not vegetarian doesn’t mean you don’t care about animals. Bless you ❤
How does that work.... how can you love animals and also eat them.
@@Englandforever555 MEAT EATERS ARE DELUSIONAL
Thank you!! I was going to say this. Get really sick of people who claim just because you eat meat you must not care about animals. Face it people some animals are raised to feed humans. Facts of life.
@@gg44431 why don't you eat human meat. Why don't you raise humans to feed other humans. Why don't you eat grapists and peadoefiles. You have no right to take a life. What a idiotic thing to say.
Well said
So crazy you say that about the lamb! One of the ladies brought their pet lamb to work and the exact same thing happened. The mum rejected the lamb so this lady hand reared the lamb. And the lamb thinks she’s a cat as they also have a rag doll and they sleep together and the lamb even uses the litter box and scratches by her food like cats do to hide the scent! So cute and mad 😅,
I wonder if the lady realised that the lamb is property of the farmer ? Should be returned ? Farmers just don’t leave a lamb to die
@@del_ecuras1836 yeah so they spoke to the farmer ! They were going to let the lamb die which is why the lady offered to take the lamb
You are already doing better Lydia! You are such an inspiration for positivity for me and self-reflection and a good taste! Love.
I love your powder room, the paper is gorgeous. Do love Pheasants, such pretty birds 💚🤍
It’s not hypocritical to be an omnivore, as many animals are, and also painfully sympathetic to suffering. One not excludes the other. ❤
Talk about your bags Lydia!!! Don’t pay attention to all the haters!! I love watching your videos were you talk about all your fancy/expensive things. You don’t talk about it snobby… the way you talk about is very pleasant to listen to.
Shedding tears with you. I believe one day our planet will have evolved to the point where this no longer happens with any being. While that may be a long ways off, the first step to getting there is always compassion. Thanks for sharing by your heart. ❤
Aw you're so sweet. We have neighbors we had to help feed little lambs for by bottle while they weren't in town. Yes always get ahold of the farmer or call around to try and find them. Being new to a situation you shouldn't be expected to know what to do immediately. Your intent was good. ❤
Lydia-I love your passion with animals, you have a very big heart❤ Thanks for sharing.
You inspire me to reach my happy place at my home. I just completed my kitchen and it is not the cool girl/ Instagram kitchen. But I love it, it is me. I smile and comforted when I walk into my kitchen. I wouldn't change it for the world.
Oh, Lydia, your story about the little lamb made me cry. I would react exactly as you reacted. It is so hard to see these innocent creatures suffering like that. My heart breaks for you and that little lamb.
For me the smell of Summer is the breeze sending the smell of honeysuckle over the fence sitting out back with a sprinkler on and a cup of coffee watching the pups. Can’t wait 🥹🥰
Those tulips are gorgeous! Thanks for all of your hard work. Your team is amazing and I love their music choices ❤ Happy Spring 🌿
I loved this vlog so much, getting so many ideas, how effortlessly you are 'dressing ' your content 😅, honest reviews, celebrating every moment. Lydia go for a vacation . And above all mercury retrograde is going around so this roller-coaster ride is happy, scary, mixture of every aspect of life of dear Lydia ❤, enjoy your time it's as special as you.
Wishing you the happiest of pre-birthdays 🥀
It's always a video worth waiting for. Always enjoy your videos, and you absolutely connect with your audience 😊
If you boil the potatoes first and then put them in the tray they are SO good!! Soft in the inside and crispy on the outside
I need to try this 😀🩷
Just wanted to say it is ok that you have not been yourself, it reminds us lot that you are human just like us if you get what I mean. I'm at that stage in the month (or the effects of a migraine last night) where I can have a chat but then some words just evade me, this morning it was, blimey gone again, chickpeas that was it. Dear me. Anyhow hope you are feeling more like yourself in a day or two. x
PS Congrats again on your launch with Sweed, I've made my order cannot wait for it to arrive. x
Put the long round pillow at the back of the bed pillows . It always looks lovely
So beautiful to see your empathy for this lamb. this is the reason why I don't want to eat animal products anymore. I believe that humans, who have open hearts and empathy over rationality will prefer eating plants instead. and I learnd so much about nature and nutrition since I am on this path.
You are not hypocrite for eating meat and still being able to care for animal or being touched by the situation you saw. That is not hypocrite. ❤
Thank you for talking about your symptoms of PMDD! I’ve been struggling with it for a while and sometimes I feel like I’m making stuff up but hearing you talk about it makes me feel so validated 🫶🏼
I love making home made cheese fries with some olive oil or avocado oil with seasoning and mashed avocado on the side.
I am sheep farmer and like many other farmers, if I saw that lamb I would collect it and take it home to be bottle fed. I would never, ever, leave one of my flock to suffer or perish. I am appreciative of any phone calls from locals if they have spotted anything. You should get the farmers number so you can call them. I know my farming neighbours would do exactly the same. I just felt compelled to comment after hearing the story. Thank you.
I loved the story about the lamb and appreciate sharing your feelings. I'm also very happy that you are eating less meat these days. I'm pretty sure it's better for the planet in general. ❤
It is such a delightful experience ❤ So happy to watch your videos. My style to a tee
Jane Austen didn't have any children.
Such a cute B- card. 😊
Love your Greenhouse!
I came to the comments looking for this one! Lol 😂
I just wanted to say that I appreciate your kind and sensitive heart for even the smallest things. Not every person would even care about the fact that the lamb was suffering, but you did and it is truly a beautiful thing. I haven’t been watching you long, but that is one of the reasons that I keep on watching your content. I admire your heart and for just being raw and real with your content and not making everything perfect or what other people may want to see. It’s a breathe of fresh air and I truly appreciate it. Keep being your authentic self and you will go so far in life. 😊
The lamb story was 🐑 heartbreaking and such a tricky situation also imagining that your surrounding fields look so VAST and big and probably not that easy to find/figure out the farmer. Tricky situation and understood where u came up with that choice too. Must have been difficult. I do understand. Knowing what had happened,the best thing you can do to at least make something of that situation is to eventually find out the surrounding farmers contact info ; just incase for the future. I’m so glad you shared that though which was an incident that definitely had shaken you up.
Also enjoyed your content of you at home in and out the garden and you doing your everyday thing. The tulips in that clay vase was beautiful! Please do not apologize about the vlog! Enjoyed it and always remember , you always just be you! ❤ sending love from a city girl.
I could feel your sadness and empathy for the lamb through the screen. 😢 I grew up next to a lamb farm. I cried with you. You must be a HSP like me.
I love your dressing room it is my favourite of all the bloggers. Love the colour and layout and not too big. I especially like the blinds now and you are adding so much character and I love the central light. The green is calming.
Can you go back and check on the lamb / find out who the farmer is to let them know? Can’t bear to think of it slowly starving on its own. I hope it’s not too late. Thank you for caring xx
Oh Lydia 😢I was crying listening to the way you started your morning and the little lamb, I’ll think like you and take it home to care for it, he probably was very hungry 😢
You are such a beautiful and kind soul. Your story moved me too. I Love your classy videos. Watching all the way from Sri Lanka. Glad you have such a kind and compassionate heart. ❤️ Nature's way is sometimes difficult to understand, but I guess that's the way things are.
Love the way you share your feeling Lydia, l got very emotional and coukd realky relate to your sadness about the sheep.
Just wondered if you could tell us s little bit more about your Profilo experience, if it works, what changes you have come across with your skin.
Thank you so much, you are a delight to watch!!🙏❤️
have had sheep for 30 years
rejection by a ewe DOES NOT mean that the lamb is ill.
Thabks Lydia for speaking your heart out!
You have a big heart Lydia 💕
The ewe can reject the lamb Lydia. If you can contact the farmer, they can sometimes trick another ewe to adopt the lamb. It’s nature Lydia. Hugs. Haha Barkley…giggling heartily. So funny. 💕💫💕
Oh Lydia absolutely loving your pinky ring , it’s super gorgeous the gold signet ring gorgeous ❤
An upload by Lydia always makes my day ❤
Happy birthday to both you and Ali!! Hope your special days bring you both great joy!! 🎉🎉❤
I also live rurally but know the farmers numbers. If any of their livestock is in distress, I simply text the number of the animal and its location and a member of the family pop out to treat or bring in the animal. Please find out who owns the fields you walk thorough and help preserve the livestock.
Aww sweetheart ❤ I recommend popping by to your local farms and grabbing their phone number. I am always so so grateful when my lovely neighbours give me a call if they see something they’re not sure of. I’m sure your neighbours would too and hopefully it would help you feel much better knowing you’ve been able to do something 🥰
Just here to say, it's ok to have your lifestyle and still care immensely about life of any kind. Youre not a hypocrite by any means. I would have felt the same way!!
You can “shine up” Your pots with lemon juice and salt, and they will look like new 😊
Ugh, your story about the little lamb is bringing me to tears :( It would be traumatic to see that for me, too.
I bet you still eat lamb though...
@@pw4200 I don't. But even if I did, I don't want to eat animals that have needlessly suffered.
Remember that we had eclipse, as well. It affected lots of people - physically and mentally (brain fog, headaches, confusion, anxiety, etc.)
If you see a sheep reject its lamb let the farmer know. They will adopt it onto another sheep that maybe has lost its lamb. I’d never just leave it.
Have the best birthdays Lydia and Ali x
Yes please keep sharing, Lydia! I would’ve had the same reaction as you for sure 💕💕🐑
I Felt Your Tears Through The Screen They Were Real Tears, I'm Glad You Had A Cry Over That Lamb.
Happy Birthday Lydia to you & Ali!! 🎉🎊 Hope you do something special. Love the birthday card you got for Ali. Your yard looks magical at night with the lights & greenhouse lit up. Have a beautiful weekend! 😊❤️
Hello Wonderful Lydia!! I just wanted to message you an fyi… in America we use the word,”homey” to describe a warm and comfortable place and the word “ homely” to describe something unattractive “.
It’s always funny to hear you say you want your place “homely”. I know it’s a British thing, it’s just so funny to hear as an American!
Coming to this corner of UA-cam to find the calm & beauty, my social media lately insists on showing me content that upsets me, I'm so grateful you're here💚🪻
Watching this at 5 am, while being off my routine after a minor surgery & feeling pretty badly, the last couple minutes felt like a personal attack 😂❤️ I really need to get back at it too ❤️
My grandfather had a small farm…..with rabbits….oh man when i discover the faith of those…..yes i cried and cried…..and yes still crying thinking about the little lamb……
Lydia your vlogs have been as wonderful as always it just how your feeling love your Honesty get back on your health kick 💖
That’s so awesome u n Ali’s bdays r back to back 😊 I’m the 19th happy bday my fellow Aries ♈️ 🎉
I’m the 18th.. 😊🎉
Goodness. Don't be so hard on yourself. Life happens and we all lose track. At least you notice and will try again.
The farm i used to go to, to ride horses as a teen, also had sheep and i would help out in lambing season, sometimes the mothers would reject a lamb for no particular reason and the farmer i knew, always would rear those lambs himself, they would be separated and either put with a different mother or worst case scenario hand fed, and as such there was usually a couple of tame sheep in a paddock somewhere. It might be worth contacting the farmer if you know who it is, because from what i gathered back then, they don't just let them die if the mother rejects them. On a side note, you mentioned that shooting and hunting goes on near you, the same happened at this farm i mentioned, the farmer let other wealthy people in the area use his land for shooting pheasants, they would shoot a ton of them, give him two, then dig a big hole and bury the rest. It used to break my heart that so many people killed for the thrill of killing something, not even to eat it.
All good re the lamb situation. The Pheasants not actually used for food is awful in fact pretty disgusting. The male Pheasant has got to be one of the most beautiful looking birds but the breeding of Pheasants just for someone to shot has to stop! The birds have no chance of a long happy wild life as they either get shot, hit by vehicles or a fox will get them. They are not native to the UK so their outcome is never going to be easy even if fed by landowners.
@@archiediggins641 I agree, the farmer used to grow a small field of corn that was never harvested so they had a 'playground'. I never have agreed with any of that, i wish they would stop, too many cruel people in the world. I live next to a field now and sometimes get a pheasant come in the garden to get some of the dropped bird food, so i make sure there is some on the ground for him, he is beautiful.
💗Happy birthday to you Ali and Lydia! 🍰🍹
I really felt that Lydia 😢😢. Lamb story. I have been there. But with one of my Persian cats in the past. Who left her few days old kitten 😢😢. So u can imagine I had to deal with it. The kitten wanted milk. But mum rejected. I tried to give a bottle. But he died after a few days. He wanted to feel his mum. But it is nature. And the mum knows when the animal is sick 💔💔💔
You are a most empathetic person!❤
Happy Birthday to you and Ali!!
Have a blessed week 🙏
Best surprise for a Lydia video on my lunch ❤
Lydia...you got me tearing up too!!...it is very sad to see hurt and desperation of any kind...I think it would have been wonderful if you could have taken the lamb home with you..
you've been doing lovely, Lydia! Don't beat yourself up about having had some days where you're good habits have been hard to maintain. When we beat yourselves up we misuse the energy we could have spent improving instead ❤❤ i'm someone who really struggles maintaining good habits as well, so i have good periods and very much less good periods, so, selfishly, seeing that someone I look up to can have life happen and "slip a little" is comforting to me. thank you for being honest with us. "all over the place" content is not any less honest or true or valued or worthy than Lydia on her A game, so to speak. I certainly appreciate all of your vlogs, tik toks, ig stories etc. regardless. I'm really looking forward to the closet videos and the business insider interview to come out! Hope you're starting too feel better by the time this video was uploaded. Kind regards, Julie, 33, Denmark.
Silly girl, of course you connected with us, at least you did with me. Like with any friend I am in it for all the bits, the humanity of it all. If you were perfect all the time it would be annoying, speaking for myself. Your tender heart, anxiousness over making a misstep, excitement about Ali’s shoes, which are a great idea, all fun, all good. Blessings
It’s always hard seeing nature doing its brutal thing but like so many others have said on here, often the farmer will step in and hand rear the rejected lambs…. I don’t think you seemed off in the vlog but I know what you mean about not feeling like yourself, sometimes when we let one thing slip others can follow and before you know it the good habits which help you feel happy and healthy in body and mind have gone landsliding away 😂but don’t get frustrated with yourself or cross with yourself, just finding that moment of awareness that it has happened and the impact it has had is super powerful and from there you can ease back in to the things that nourish your body, mind and soul ❤❤❤
Listening to you talk about forgetting your vitamins and issues sleeping reminded me yet again of how similar that is to my daughter and her ADHD. Women with ADHD have a harder time remembering and managing when they have their period. The increase in hormones also makes my daughter more clumsy, and she gets hormonal insomnia. She usually struggles for a week leading up to her period, and then for a week after her period.
It reminds me the time that I had a great time in DEVON , UK. Lots of lambs were there. Peaceful and beautiful place with nature
Happy Birthday Lydia and Ali!🎉🥳💐🎂
From my 4 April Birthdays home to yours, may you all enjoy time together, and the next year be better than the last. Happy Birthday to all💗
Oh! And happy birthday to you and Ali!! 😍🎉🎂
Try to read about aluminum foil , it’s not so great for you … unbleached parchment paper or porcelain baking dishes are safer choices :)
The lamb story in the beginning was touching, I teared up just listening to it. Rabbits are similar post-partum.
The skin is glowing 😍
I absolutely loved your video keeping it real Lydia thank you 💋
Happy Birthday to you both 🎉 hope you have a wonderful day 😊 love the Birthday card it’s adorable 🥰
🤣Barkley sure has his moments so cute 🤍.
What happened with the lamb means you have a good heart. Thanks to a lamb I started my way to veganism more than 7 years ago. One of the best decisions of my life
You have a beautiful dressing room. The least you can do is to look after it and appreciate it. So many people work as hard and so much harder than you do, but don’t have your opportunities.
Be grateful. Genuinely.
Lydia babe i have been poorley over the easter holidays so im really glad im starting to feel better again
Yes you need to tell the farmer - if he’s a good farmer he should be doing daily checks anyway and will hopefully find this lamb and take it in
Aww it is so sad Lydia but as others have said..farmers often have a few lambs they're hand feeding...a good farmer never just lets nature take its course because in some cases...unfortunately not all ewes are great mums and the babies are fine and not ill... and just need extra help. Lambing season often sees the farmers with boxes of little lambs in front of their heaters until well enough to go out again! ❤
And relax , I’m home ❤❤❤❤
I grew up on a farm in Zimbabwe - my dad was a farmer. This is normal and it happens all of the time. I have seen all sorts and experienced all sorts. Call the farmer for anything farm animal-related that does not seem right.
Hi Lydia,
I like many of the others whom have commented on this vlog regarding the lamb have all given our opinions and advice as what you should have done and what we recommend you do in the future. However I am well aware that you love to learn and soak up information like a sponge. So I know you will learn so much from this vlog as will many others whom may not know about this topic.
I have come across situations which I'm sure I didn't make the best choices but have learnt and reflected later. None of us are perfect and will not always make the choices others might expect of us and yet most people would never know as most folks are not on public platforms. So don't be too hard on yourself with this vlog and all the replies like mine saying what you should have done.
Kind regards.
You might like boiling your potato chunks for a few minutes before you pop them in the oven. It makes the centers fluffy soft. Really nice to eat :)
Hope you have a great Birthday Lydia and Ali xxxxxxxxx❤❤❤ chicks last year, what about a horse this year! It would be amazing showing lots of footage of your own horse and with you being such an amazing animal lover you’d love it , ace idea I think 😊❤❤❤❤❤