Look at these outstanding Sundogs!!!! Charlotte’s husband was on a fishing trip and shot these amazing photos of two sundogs.
Aren’t they just awe inspiring?
We are gradually warming up here. Which is a very good thing!
We got the house winterized….THANK HEAVENS!!!! Terry and I were really getting tired of that house and the pressure it was creating. YAY!!!!
Tomorrow we will begin to combine all over again. It will be nice to have the pressure of the house and the harvest overwith. Two more weeks….(I hope).
Well, off now to get something around here done…I think (I know it’s early) I will get my Christmas stuff out and start decorating…heck why not? I’m not having Thanksgiving Dinner (we will be going to our daughter and son-in-law in Grand Junction. 🙂 ) so I can start slowly decorating. Getting in the Sparkle of Christmas——– NICE!
Your friend,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
Seems like a lot of folks are starting early with decorations this year :-).
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very pretty sundogs! glad the other house is ready for winter!
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Those are beautiful sun dog photos that you’ve shared with us. I’m glad to hear that you’ve got the second house winterized, and I hope the corn harvest goes smoothly and quickly.
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Letting someone else take the major responsibility for Thanksgiving sounds like a good idea. Hope you have a great visit.
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The shops in our little market town have already decorated their windows for Christmas and the lights are going up this week-end. I must saythat I am also getting prepared – my Christmas puddings are made and two of my cakes (I make four, three as presents) and another one is scheduled to be made in the morning. I hate rushing and need to do everything at a steady pace.
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lol I think I feel as much relief as you with you having completed your winterizing. Best wishes as always.
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Love those sun dogs… Magical pictures. Glad you guys have gotten the warmer weather coupled with a completed house – YEA! Now for a great harvest!!!
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So glad you have the other house done! Hooray! It’s about 52 degrees here now and pretty windy. I hope the warm gets all the way to you. We have sun too :), which I don’t think they have in Billings. They have clouds.
Happy decorating!
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Those sure are some beautiful pictures! I am so not ready for the Christmas season. Glad to hear that the house is already for the winter!
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Beautiful pictures! I am thinking of decorating early too. Seems like a good idea!!
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Love the sun-dogs… We saw some one year while at the beach in North Carolina. Gorgeous… Love your fantastic header also.
Glad you got the ‘other’ house winterized. I know that you all are glad to have that huge project completed.
Hope you get your corn harvest done… We still have work to do in the yard. The weather here has set us back also… I was hoping to get the leaves totally up by the end of this week–but not sure that will happen now… Oh Well– As you know, we are not in control of the weather. ha
Hugs,
Betsy
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Beautiful photos.
Good luck with your harvest. God bless. ♥
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The cold must have put you in a Christmas mood, I still have my halloween stuff up….and here it is almost Thanksgiving. Stay warm:)
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Very cool sun dogs. It’s nice to check of things on the to do list. Especially big things!
Cheri
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The sundogs were a nice gift to you and to all of us through your sharing! Thank you. Glad you got the house project done…. and it will be fun to not have to cook the whole TG meal — you deserve the break and the visit with your kids will be great. WE’ll also be at our daughter and family and we leave for Florida the following day.
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Beautiful, I’m glad you are warming up, I’m starting to think I’m part popsicle. I need a run to Miami..:-)
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The sun dogs are special. Do you know why they are called sun dogs?
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I can’t wait to see what happens when the “work” is “done” in your world. My guess is MORE WORK!
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The sundogs are really pretty! And your sky pictures are out of the world beautiful!!! I have Thanksgiving here on the farm every year, so I don’t start Christmas until after that. The last 8 years Christmas has been at my daughter’s and her in-laws….well, this year the grandsons have asked to have it here on the farm!!! I’m tickled!! They all help me decorate and last year we started a new tradition of getting take-out for Christmas dinner. Last year was Italian and this year will be Rudy’s barbecue and all the fixins. I kinda like that. Thanksgiving is always the traditional food, but as we get older, we are enjoying not cooking for Christmas. We do the baking of cookies, making of candy, etc., just not the meal.
Glad the house is done!!! Blessings!
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