Contact
Laura A. Ridge
3715 Spring River Road
Roswell, NM 88203
505-239-3604
E-mail: Laura_Ridge@hotmail.com
Val Hays
6802 Old Chisum Trail
Dexter, NM 88230
575-910-3468
Email: ValHays@Hotmail.com
Kinnenfinity? Where does the name Kinnenfinity come
from? Well, "kinnen" is the Scottish Gaelic word from
rabbit and the "finity" part comes from the word infinity,
which is how far my rabbit cages look like they extend into
when I walk in the barn to feed or clean. Thus, my
slogan: "Rabbits, rabbits everywhere and not a one
to eat." Of course, I stole the phrasing from Rhime
of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Coleridge.
My family names include: Ridge (Irish), Hays (Scottish),
Anderson (Scottish), Wilson (Scottish), Morgan (Welsh),
and George (English). Too many people don't have any idea
where their families came from orginally. I am proud of
my European heritage, especially my Celtic roots. I use
the Celtic motifs and designs as tribute my ancestors.
Every now and then I might use something Native American
as well to pay respect to the Cherokee and Blackfoot
blood that also runs through my veins.