I’m not.
(See all the crows flying around the field while Terry disc?)
Although, Terry says he is a bit surprised….he really wasn’t sure if he was going to farm this year.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Friday morning the Cowboys came
We got to go down and watch! (How cool is that?!)
Good-bye!!!
See ya next year!!!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm
Linda
Yep! Chasing mice is a HAPPY!
Sleeping by Mom while she works on the computer is HAPPY!
Happy! Happy flickers everywhere if you pay attention.
“Come on, Boo Berry! Time to go to work”! Mom says as she walks downstairs.
Boo Berry and TLC
Being outside—doing ‘stuff’ outside is as vital to me as getting a drink of water.
Yes! I need to be outside, doing stuff.
I really do.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
There he/she is! All cute and perfect.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
I used to walk about all the time with Boomer and Fuzzy. But as they aged I stopped.
We have too many of these creatures.
Coyotes are out and about.
With Boo Berry I don’t go out unless she just HAS to GO Pee.
So out we go. She is on high alert….night noises scare her tremendously.
But for a short walk about—just to get ‘stuff’ taken care of—she can handle.
I saw this very common weed in the dark—and thought! WHY NOT!
YES!!!
Perfect weed in the dark for a photo shoot.
Then, Of course, it was back, as fast as possible to the door, and we went.
Nighttime is not a favorite of Boo Berry’s 🙂
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Often times I need to remind myself: The world is full of songs,
Dancing
AND JOY!
All I have to do is
Look!
Birds! They remind us always that each day is trembling with exciting possibilities!
We just have to meet the possibility with Excitement!
From my world to your heart,
Linda
Terry and I have started Spring work—but only in my yard and in the farm yard.
We are over winter! Well, at least we are over — hanging out in the house all the time.
So then this past week we’ve chopped out a horrid old bush that I couldn’t do by myself
We split and hauled firewood
And we ripped out all the invasive Wood Ivy along the corrals. Plus started cleaning in the corrals.
Yep! Winter…I’m a tad tired of you. Although, I do appreciate the wee storms we’ve experienced and the moisture in the mountains.
So here we be…week 8 of winter.
(And the songbirds agree with me…we talk about it all the time. 🙂 )
Your friend on a western Colorado farm
Linda
What are you doing, TLC?
Waiting for Mom or Dad?
You wait, then, I’m going out to the chicken house and look at
BIRDS!
Oh! Mom is here! Hi, Mom! Looking at birds are you?
SHHHHHHHHHH, Mom replied.
Okay.
Boo Berry
No babies yet! We drive out once a day. I’m sure it won’t be long now before at Least One cow has a calf!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
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