Winter all around us
Still—the sky drooping deep into the mountains
It looks like a good water year—so far. (Holding breath)
Your friend on western Colorado farm,
Linda
A Little Bit of Winter— Wednesday, January 25, 2023
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Tag Archives: January 25
—- And Of Course — Tuesday, January 25, 2022
There is always—-and I do mean ALWAYS!
One.
But in this case (this year) There are TWO!
So annoying!
These two walk over the fences like the fences aren’t even there!
At least twice a day!
Such a pain!
I looked back, as Terry and I were pushing the cows back into the field and saw TLC helping us.
What a cat!
WHAT NAUGHTY COWS!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
If You Wear Socks with Flip-Flops — Monday, January 25, 2021
Your toes look like this
If you have a lovely daughter who wants to free your toes….your feet now look like THIS! 🙂
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Brilliant and Beautiful—-Thursday, January 25, 2018
The woodpile is growing somewhat thinner…leaving me with huge base chunks of tree stumps, so Terry dug out the wood splitter
Giving us lots of more pieces of wood to heat the house with. I enjoyed this satisfying bit of physical work in a thin heat of afternoon.
Later that evening, as the sun started to set…the sky became a kaleidoscope of rotating lovely colors
Coming back toward the house I noticed the sunset reflected in the Tilehouse’s windows
Pure and
Simple magic.
Your friend on a western Colorado Farm,
Linda
When the Weather Outside is Frightful—-Wednesday, January 25, 2017
And you and your husband are bored….
A chicken pot pie helps! (Plus company to share it with)
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
I See the Moon, the Moon Sees Me—Monday, January 25, 2016
As the sun faded, the shadows started growing long and dark under the mighty trees growing in the Black Forrest of Colorado.
Stepping outside to hear the hoot owls calling to one another high in the pine trees, my long time reader and friend, Elaine, watched as the night caused solid objects to loose their depth. Gradually everything slowly brighten, with a sheen of silver, as the moon light rose over the tops of the majestic pines—- lighting her world in the magic of the moon’s glow.
Thankfully she took a photo and sent it to me, with permission, so I could share it with you.
How lucky we are. Thank you, Elaine!
Your friend,
Linda
Looking at a Rose Colored World—Sunday, January 25, 2015
Terry and I were outside splitting firewood yesterday as the day started to end…colder air was descending and the sun was sitting.
We still wanted to do a few more logs and I still needed to haul the nightly load to the house and fill the wood box.
As we worked the sky started filling up with the most amazing, scrumptious, delightful rosey glow. It started out as a very pale pink.
Getting brighter and brighter as we finished up.
I hurriedly filled the wheelbarrow and pushed my heavy load to the house, then leaving the wheelbarrow right next to the back door I grabbed my camera and ran back outside!
Light like this doesn’t last long…a few minutes at the most.
And I wanted to be in the light, surrounded by the light…a complete part of the light.
And I wanted to share it with you!
The world is a truly stunning and beautiful place!
Your friend on a Western Colorado farm,
Linda
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