Everywhere the color of Autumn wraps around us
The yellow, gold, and orange leaves rustle in the wind
The boughs swaying and creaking gently against each other
Murmuring whispers of Good Night, Sweet Dreams
The Owls hoot sleepily as they wake in the treetops,
Love You, Precious Ones…it’s time for rest now.
From my world to your heart,
Linda
The Fex Ex truck rolled down our long long lane bringing to me a box all the way from the East Coast, the Southern part of the East Coast.
A military-style jacket, a woolen scarf, a pearl necklace, and a sweet wonderful card.
And the jacket Fits! This is another surprise because Vic has never met me, nor did she ask me what size I wear.
I am humbly Thankful and ever so grateful for such a loving and generous gift.
From my heart to your world,
Linda
Sometimes it’s rather boring outside.
I try to check everything out
But
Sometimes there is nothing to see
Do
Or chase
Then DAD comes!
YAY!
TLC CAI-CAI
Here are some of my past hawk photos
There are two hawks here, see the split tail, the same as the one in the above photo
Here is one landing
Now taking off
Trying to get high in the sky because I was there
And my favorite!
My world to your heart,
Linda
But, back before the wet and blustery weather rolled in
I went for a ride-about
I wanted to get a good photo of the hawk(s) who live on our land
Sigh!
I guess I didn’t make it.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Horses always get out.
And once out, they love the game of “Catch the Horsey” much more than you do.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Gone is the time when the days of Summer seem endless
The dark of the night is coming swifter and faster and lasting longer and longer
Still, the days offer amazing delights —sweet little eye-candy treats
The heartbeat of our bird friends on the farm, gifting us with bits and pieces of their lives.
From my world to your heart,
Linda
Terry went out to check the drying down corn
Just to get an idea where the moisture content is
19% it has to dry more…down to 14% or lower.
We continue to wait.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
I have had to figure out How to be outside. Mostly because I am still learning ‘stuff.’
This Spring and Summer were wonderful, I enjoyed (I still do, but it’s not the same soft stuff I used to enjoy) the lawn!
And catching birds, which I couldn’t let Mom see because she would take them away from me.
Chasing weeds, and now leaves are a huge part of FUN.
I chased grasshoppers and all sorts of bugs—which seem to be gone now.
And Mice. I can still chase and kill and NOW EAT mice.
But my latest is catching————-RUN! THAT IS A COYOTE!!
SNAKES!!!
They are so incredibly swirly, twisty, and weird that I LOVE Finding Them.
I bring them to the house so Mom or Dad can see what I found.
SNAKE!!!
TLC CAI-CAI
Over night the rain came
Bringing with it much cooler weather
And softened lovely earth, that dried very quickly.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 