Since I’ve been unable to walk (I can hobble along for short spells), our granddaughter, Tallin,
And her Mom, our youngest daughter, came up to help me paint the house.
They did all the truly high stuff
And I got the lower part.
Turned out to be a very lovely day.
A big thanks to Tallin and Misty!
From my world to your heart,
Linda
I looked down –(no, I didn’t crave this) I saw my spoon had scooped up a heart!!!
Love it!!!
From my world to your heart,
Linda
First field is cut and drying. (Smells yummy)
Second field following closely behind.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
While celebrating their 25th Anniversary at the Pisgah Inn in North Carolina, A Perfect gift from the heavens started their vacation.
The Double rainbow was then sent on to me! What a lovely gift! Not just for me (and you), but from the Heavens, for Betsy and George.
Thank you so much, and Happy 25 Years of Bliss!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Chapter Five
“Oh!!! It’s scary out here. How did you manage, Hobbie?”
“I hid a lot. Then, gradually over time, I started to make friends.”
“Friends!!!”
“Yeah,
Deer are good friends.
Raccoons are hilarious and know how the whole farm works.
Skunk is nice, but a bit hard to be around. I learned the hard way about Skunk.
Then there is porcupine—that one has a short, short fuse and can reach out and swat you in a flash.
Lots of friends, TLC, that’s how you make it.”
Hobbs looked at me and started walking down the point of the Rocky Hill.
Down the road, we just walked up.
My second Rainbow of the year!!!
What a glorious sight!
From my world to your heart,
Linda
It’s Summer Time, and the water is S!H!O!R!T!!!!!
They have now reduced the 10 tubes of water (we used to get 40) in half again. So now we have 5 tubes of water.
That’s it, Babe! No more.
Sigh!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Remember this? The Lone Porcupine quill that stabbed me — Yep, that one.
It became infected. Then caused me to head to the ER. The infection moved to both feet until I couldn’t even walk.
What a mess! But, gradually, with antibiotics and pain meds, I can walk again, and the swelling has started to go down.
Sish!
Whoever would get stabbed by a lone quill? What a mess.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm
Linda
We are having lots of smoke from all the fires in Utah, on the Navajo Nation, and even close by.
It’s all so sad.
Hot! Windy! Hot! Sad.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 