We’ve had days in the 50s for a spell, but these two winter weather systems have brought us back down where we belong for this time of year.
Firewood is such a warm comfort!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
All our snow is gone. Even those places where the sun doesn’t shine.
Of an evening, we often get a cold wind that flips your hair all around, but in the morning, it’s gone.
Our sun is warming the Earth more and more. The afternoon’s getting up to 63* or even better.
It’s a tad scary — we need water. Which means we need snow. They are saying two storms are heading into our mountain ranges. We sure hope so.
We sure hope so.
Your friend on a Western Colorado farm,
Linda
So, of course, I have to be on the lookout for Hearts!
And EVERYWHERE!
My heart sings! I always, always tell the rock thank you, then I tell the earth thank you!
For (after all) love is a fragile thing and needs to be recognized when you are gifted with love!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
TLC-Cai-Cai
and myself, Boo Berry, Betty were born in January. One in the middle of January and the other at the end.
Since Mellow Yellow Hobbs came to us at the very First of January, Mom said we are (ALL) celebrating our birthdays TODAY!
Yes, it’s February—-Mom got sorta, kinda, sidetracked with
COWS!
SO HAPPY BIRTHDAY and Happy GOT ’Ya Day Today!
Boo Berry,
TLC, and
Hobbs
Boo Berry and I were taking a wee walk on the farm. She loves running, walking, and sniffing about…When I looked up and saw
LaVerne in watch mode. Then she started walking toward us. Moving into a trot, ears up, and that look of attack on her face!
I grabbed my little canine and hoofed it fast toward the farmyard. She stayed stock still, snorting and pawing the ground until we made it under the fence.
She really, really, doesn’t like dog species. Shannon found a smashed and trampled coyote once in the pasture.
Watch Mule! She’s a good one!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda