I can remember thinking that I had lots and lots of time—time to do this or that or whatever. But now, at 76, I realize life really goes so fast!
So very, very very fast. So keep each day in your heart and live fully. It goes fast.
Really, very fast!!!
From my heart to your world,
Linda
Are so incredibly beautiful I want to cry!
Yes, I do.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
These are some of the tiny winter birds
Who spend their winter (here)
With us.
Often living with us year-round. 🙂
These little feathered friends have great a capacity for suffering through the cold 
And never complain!
Always, always they chirp and sing—
Adding tranquillity to our days
Their radiant joy always lends itself to our hearts
I always gift them with sweet-scented seeds
For, after all, they need to keep heat in their bodies
And a full tummy to go to bed on 🙂
They are a peaceful and
a joyful part of each and every day!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
It’s always fun when you come to visit!
See Ya Next Year!
Off they go to the birth’n pasture. 🙂
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Spreading wings in the very sharp cold air
Rocketing high, high, high, up into the sky
Dashing here and there
The birds of winter light up our souls!
A few days back I saq what looked like, MAYBE a sundog, however faint in the sky.
It must have been for Wednesday we were terribly cold 18* f feels like 8* f ( -7 c feels like -13c)
Still, by Saturday we are to warm up into more spring-like temperatures.
I’m ready!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Terry, Boomer and I had walked up to the cross-over pipe looking at the spring projects we wanted to complete, walking ever so carefully in the ‘dry’ parts of the farm road.
We talked about moving this and that, of cleaning the ditch and removing the caps on the pipes when over-head
A low-flying airplane buzzed us…dipping the wings left then right! It was a wee bit of unusual fun on a very ordinary day.
Our daughter sent us a photo of T’Ata the proud bearer of a wonderous coat
MUD!
I do believe we need to dry out…rolling around in the dirt (mud) is NOT good for a lady’s coat!
What a mess! 🙂
Your friend on a western Colorado farm!
Linda
We took our daily run through the cows (a tad chilly, it is out there)
We saw 25 visible calves
Which means there are quarter of the calves born
And probably more
Because Mom’s hide out their little ones. And if the cow is having her baby she often time will hide herself.
So for right now…there are 25 visible calves on the ground!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 