I’ve been busy lately. Hanging around outside as much as I can
I go outside at the crack of dawn, when Mom gets up
Come in around 10 for my breakfast then head right back out again
Then I don’t come in again. (Although, I do hang out with Mom or Dad or Boo if they are out where I can see them).
Until the sun starts to set. I’m outside so much my fur is changing colors to a very dark brown.
FALL!
It is my FAVORITEST TIME OF THE YEAR! YEOW!!!!
TLC Cai-Cai Brown
Off we went with Brett and Mariann on a wee trip
Over Owl Creek Pass heading into the SawTooth Mountain Range
It was a perfect day
Full of warmth, color, good friends, and
Stunning tunnels of gold.
We traveled to the Silver Jack Reservoir
Then onto Sero Summit
Our eyes full of colors
And wonderful smells for the doggie’s noses. (Boo Berry went, and their two dogs, Abbie and Shelby)
What a marvelous day for all
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
We had rain a while back
We are very dry again
A quick, heavy shower to settle all the dust and maybe make some mud would be nice.
And a rainbow! We need another rainbow! 🙂
Just say’n!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Friday night, September 6th was Delta’s Homecoming.
Senior Royalty
Senior Attendent
Terry and the beautiful Junior
Sophmore
Freshman
And because the school wanted a wee car show—Janet brought her car
And Sam came with his roadster. (I got to ride back in the roadster instead of walking the football field several times taking photos–which was neat!)
A Delightful bit of fun for everyone!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
There are still a few farmers getting in onions, and pinto beans….maybe some who have a fourth cutting of hay drying on the ground. (We never go for a fourth, but let the plants have as much growth as possible to go into the winter.)
But for us and many, many others we are in that spot of time waiting for the corn to dry down.
🙂
Your friend on a western Colorado farm
Who could not love this time of year?
The color of Gold fills our eyes and our hearts
Everything is busy, busy, busy preparing for winter.
The joy of Autumn is everywhere!
From my world to your heart,
Linda
We all went for a walk, Mom, Boo, and me—-TLC
And we saw a RAINBOW!!!
Mom was thrilled,
Boo and I didn’t really care, but it made Mom happy so we were happy!
TLC (and the dog)
The moving and changing of water is over for the year. Now we wait for the corn to dry down
Each day the stalks, the leaves, the tops, and the ears turn drier and drier.
We are in a time of not so much work; a reprieve from too much work.
Which is a lovely place to be.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Sometimes I think about dying—what it might be like, what I would like to experience when my time comes
I know that seems morbid, but really it isn’t
I hope I get to experience ‘death’ with full understanding. My soul separated from the earthly body and my ‘whole self’ moved into the tunnel of light
Then seeing that light–that white light that draws all souls toward it.
Being fully aware…not just suddenly slapped into the tunnel, or drugged so even my soul finds it hard to move.
Aware. Every step of the way!
Yes, I know that is odd…but, I do think about it off and on.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
The moon whispers Joy as it rises above mankind’s sorrows
The heat of anger, meanness, and petty feelings all leaked away in the coolness of the moon’s light.
From my world to your heart,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 