Or you can step outside and become part of the earth
The sky, the sun, the moon, and stars
Everything is so timeless and wonderful—it’s hard to stay inside and worry.
From my heart to your world,
Linda
The wind is indifferent to us—you and me
But it gifts the world with energy and life
I love trying to capture the leaves
As they lift up and dance with the wind
Wind— so indifferent to you and I, but a huge delight for the earth and the leaves.
They are actually dancing with joy—the best cure for anyone anxieties!
From my world to your heart,
Linda
We went for a ride, listened to the music of the motor and tires, and hummed along with them.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
The ground is perfect right now (for plowing)
Rich, dark, with just the right amount of moisture in it to make soft crumbly soil, later on.
Spring is in the air —I saw two Robins Saturday, a wee Western Meadowlark singing on the fence post, and a tiny flock of 4 bluebirds flying along the ditch bank.
Spring is starting to SPRING FORTH! YAY! New Beginnings! A reason to go outside and experience JOY!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Mom and Dad have been working to clean up that
HUGE branch that fell in the yard
TLC and I helped
TLC said let’s play over here…that way we are out of the way.
After a bazillion hours, it was time to go in
TLC beat me to the house—he went in with Dad
I had to wait for Mom
HURRY MOM!
Finally! She got there!
Boo Berry and TLC
When I see the fleeting beauty of sun-colored clouds or the golden light of the morning or evening sun
When the golden sunlight picks up the Canada Geese or the Sandhill Cranes wings flash through the clouds or the colors of their feathers as they feed in the fields
As the sun sets ever so gradually, yet swiftly, It feels like the day only lasts for a short time, then winks out to begin again the next day.
From my world to your heart,
Linda
The critters know IT IS SPRING TIME!!!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Saturday was a mess of a day—40 to 60 mph wind gusts…then around 4:50 p.m. (the house camera caught a giant limb breaking off the very old Cottonwood tree)
A huge limb came crashing down—thankfully not on the house, or the carport — we were home when it happened. It was a tad scary, to say the least.
Sunday we woke up to a skiff of snow/ice and that big branch.
Aw, life—you get to thinking you are caught up on the big jobs — when you get to have another one! 🙂
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Birds!!! and LaVerne! She doesn’t seem to mind them at all. They can even land on her back.
What a wonderful mule she is!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
The endless opportunity throughout each era of our ages is diminishing, for me.
So until that end time comes…I am going to enjoy each and every moment of each and every day with in all the years left!! (Yes! I am planning on MORE years 🙂 )
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
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