The Earth Shows Us How Much We are Loved — Tuesday, June 2, 2026

Punkin's Patch

Sara and I have been friends for a long, long, blog time.  Almost 20 years.  (Click on the blue to visit her blog.)

Anyway, a couple of days ago she wrote:  “So, years ago I found the sweetest little rock heart out on our field stone sidewalk.  I’ve been saying hi to it every day for maybe five or six years and possibly longer.  I don’t remember when I first saw it.  It was about the size of a dime, and it was always nestled in a shallow hole in the big rock it chipped off from.  I was always afraid I was going to lose it, but never picked it up because I thought it was selfish and it was probably happy out there with their rock friends and it enjoyed saying hello back to me as I came and went.  Some days I’d think that maybe I should send it to you to share the joy and also I knew you’d take good care of it, but I waffled on whether or not it would want to leave and how much I would miss seeing it…and about two weeks ago the house power washed and washed the sidewalk and I’ve not been able to find it since :’-(. ”

Then I wrote back to her:  “I, too, have left heart rocks to nestle among their friends.  As you know, I have often walked by and said Hello.  Then one day they would be gone.

Moved on…so to speak. To bless someone else, who takes the time to ‘see’.    Don’t be sad.  It was time for the rock and for you.
I have even moved rocks into a special rock garden, where they lived with heart friends for years.  Then suddenly I would find one slipped off its spot
and clear over nestled in the Iris, or the Sunflowers, or by my stone dragon.  The earth knows what is necessary and what is needed.  We just have to
say a wee good-bye for a spell.  Who knows, it may come back; you will find it in a special place.”
Then she wrote back:  “These three rocks used to be one, and my tiny heart used to live in the divot at the bottom.  I guess all the rain weakened it and broke into a BIG heart with two friends to keep it safe.  Now this heart is about 4″ across.
Your message about maybe it was time for the little rock to move was just what I needed to hear.”
(I think the little heart/big rock/Mother Earth wanted to let Sara know she is very much loved. For that is a BIG heart, now. )
The ways of the Universe, Mother Earth, and our universal love for each other are always so profound.    (This is reprinted with Sara’s permission. 🙂  )
From My World to your heart,
Linda

Finally a Soft Spring Day — Monday, June 1, 2026

I’ve been waiting for a warm, soft, spring day.

And a few finally arrived.  The breeze was soft, gentle, kind,

Lovely. Perfect. Wisps of gratitude and blessings from all the fairies and the elves and the saints upon the land.

Your friend on a western Colorado farm,

Linda

A Rainbow at a Baseball Game —- Sunday, May 31, 2026

Our son-in-law is an avid sports fan — he loves hockey and baseball (for SURE)

While at the JUCO games in Grand Junction, Colorado, he sent me this rainbow —saying that it stayed with the game for a whole hour.

Gosh! What a gift!  Not just for me (and you) but for anyone who looked up while watching the game!

Your friend on a western Colorado farm,

Linda

 

Heart Rocks — Thursday, May 28, 20206

Now I know.

I think they are kisses from the earth.  🙂

Your friend on a western Colorado farm,

Linda

A Priceless Gift —Wednesday, May 27, 2026

Sent to me from back East.  A perfect rainbow in an almost cloudless sky!

I am so lucky to have such generous and thoughtful friends!!!

Thank you ever so much,

From my world to your heart,

Linda

 

The Sounds of the Day Change to the Quieter Sounds of Night, Tuesday, May 26, 2026

As the day ends the sounds of daily life starts dwindling.  Sinking into a silence

That slowly fills up with night creatures.

Although they are very quiet moving about here and there, while men finally rest.

Your friend on a Western Colorado farm,

Linda

Something Moving — Monday, May 25, 2026

Something moving there in the beautiful brightness of the morning sun

A Deer brushing by in the gentle breeze

Breathless, so swift it was almost invisible.

Your friend on a western Colorado farm,

Linda

Walking on the Farm —- Sunday, May 24, 2026

Despite almost no water (we are locked down to only 9 to 10 tubes of water), the alfalfa is looking good.

Normally, we have about 40 tubes going.  Not now.  We just keep working at keeping everything wet.  It is hard, but soooooo far, fingers crossed, we can do so.

There is a warm wind, the sky is stunning, and the alfalfa is green.

Home/farm solace, simplicity, and quiet.

Life on a Colorado farm,

Linda

 

 

 

Grad Party —- Thursday, May 21, 2026

The Grad Party was at our house

Misty decorated it in a fun way— balloons and photos

The only spoiler was all the wind—too much wind

But we all made it.  Lots and lots and lots of food

Parker, Tallin’s boyfriend, was here.  What a nice kid he is.

It turned out lovely.

(Boo Berry LOVED the smells coming from the tables 🙂  !)

The last grandkid’s last party of her school years.

The next stop is college in Montana, where she hopes to become a CPA.

From our world to your heart,

Linda

IT Turned of Cold Again —- Wednesday, May 20, 2026

This way too hot to way too cold is hard on me and all the plants.  It is a tad nice for the early Spring flowers  —-  they can keep on blooming that way.  🙂

Sunday, Monday, and early morning Tuesday and Wednesday were a tad chilly.

Your friend on a western Colorado farm,

Linda