We took off a few days… rest is a good thing.
But the wind, the cold, the random bits of moisture say: keep gathering. The heat feels good this time of year.
🙂
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
That God(s) is everywhere
And we can personally communicate our Thanks directly to his ear!
From my world to your heart,
Linda
(Just before the sun gets up–[this] morning)
We are blessed with that divine spark of God–or the Universe–or the Powers Above
(the sun waking up [this] morning)
That we are allowed to see each and every day
(Right now in the corrals)
This is my belief. You don’t have to believe as I do. I respect your right.
But for me.
(Hot summer morning)
I believe in the gift of life.
(a summer ray of sun)
A brand new day
(winter sun on frozen snow)
Each and every time I wake up
(September Morn)
And see the joy of the sunrise!
(end of the day in the summer)
Have a lovely, wonderful, magical day, My Friends,
From my world to your heart,
Linda
Where beauty is full and deep and delightful
Found even in the sharp frost of early morn
The cat, dog and I emerge from the warmth of the house
Finding a tranquil world
As the plants and trees rest in the cold, cold winter
From my world to your heart,
Linda
It’s been super cold here.
Like almost Zero cold
We don’t like going outside.
But we do. (Business to take care of, you do understand)
Sometimes we go with Mom
Sometimes we run out the door with Dad
But
Mostly we stay inside by the fire
Just say’n.
Oh! Yes! It’s almost Christmas!
Merry Christmas from Boo Berry Betty and TLC Cai-Cai
The Light— clamoring for us to SEE!
Gradually falls into the night!
Where even our thoughts
Manifest as prayer
From my world to your heart,
Linda
Going Forward Together!
Always!
From our world to your hearts,
Linda
There, flying overhead
The delightful Canada Geese
Lifting my heart to fly with them.
Up there! Way Up there in the sky!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Cliff and Kimi bought a quarter of that huge semi-load of firewood!
So —we all (Cliff, Kimberly, Terry, and I) loaded up 5 1/2 cords of firewood and took it over to Cliff and Kimberly’s house.
This way they can cut it there and not have to come all the way out to the farm!
YAY! for them and for us and the shrinking woodpile!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm
Linda
And while we have Pink light for evening–fat, full wonderful Pink light.
In the very thin air, as the sun starts to think about getting out of bed. Our world turns blue.
The Thin time.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 