It’s been over-the-top busy here.
Mom, Dad, and Boo in and out of the yard
Tractors, four-wheelers, and you name it.
The mice and other rodents are
starting to mingle with all the other creatures,
opening up new THINGS TO DO!!
Then the sun sets
and we all come into the house,
eat something light, and bam—
out for the night!
Boo Berry, TLC, and Hobbs
A hand-made, hand-painted, hand-written “Thinking of you” card.
Gosh, Connie, what a lovely thoughtful surprise!
“Be a rainbow in someone else’s cloud.”—Maya Angelou
From my world to your heart,
Linda
Here we are at 6:00 in the morning!
Then at 7:00 in the morning!
Everything is so fresh and alive since the storms have moved on!
The feeling of New is such a wonderful gift!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
We had a wee walkabout—just as the sky was turning lavender.
Perfect!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Busily moving through the clouds
Floating so close I think I could reach out and touch it
March’s Full Moon Showering Moondust on us, in the setting of the Sun.
From my world to your heart,
Linda
Mom says I get to tell you it is HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TIME!!!
Thirteen Years Mom has been blogging about our lives on our farm on the western slope of Colorado
WOW! Thirteen Years!
Although, I must admit…the UPS truck is much more interesting!
Boomer Beaglie Brown
and Mom!
(And I suppose Dad and Mindy 🙂 )
Here we are the very first day of Spring! 2019 Spring Equinox
Happy Spring everyone!
To add to that joyous news is my wee announcement from WordPress:
Happy Anniversary with WordPress.com!
You registered on WordPress.com 12 years ago.
Thanks for flying with us. Keep up the good blogging.
Gosh, how fast time have flown…not the easing of life between each season; spring, summer, fall and winter
But the years…it doesn’t seem like 12 years. Yet over those 12 years, I have made many wonderful friends through this blog.
Each one of you a jewel in my day and a gift to my heart!
Thank you, everyone!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Terry was moving right along, on the last plowed field, when suddenly
The alternator went out. He had to walk home, get me, and another tractor— then we hauled it home.
Thankfully he could get another part in the morning when the freight comes into the parts house, and he has a couple more tractors he can use 🙂
He finished up one field, had to leave the other field, until the part came in, but got out the little tractor and harrowed down the cow patties on the alfalfa field.
Then while fixing supper
I stabbed my hand—that’s what happens when you get in a rush. I couldn’t get the blood to stop so headed to hospital…where I got staples, of all things.
I have found the staples are pretty good at catching and snagging on stuff…shish!
Anyway, we just slowed down for a little bit…the part came in this morning, the hand is healing and we are back in the swing of things.
You have a good one!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Our grandchildren have grown from tiny infants into much bigger kids.
Still the drifting clouds and the breezes continue to move over the land we call home.
And for me, I love blogging.
Terry started plowing the old corn fields
Burying the old stalks, leaves, left over cobs, and cow manure….oh yes! And the MILK DUDS…back into the ground to mellow out and decompose.
I must say I am Tickled to Death about the Milk Duds, Beef Jerky and other assorted ‘chews’ NOT readily available for Boomer.
Although, he still goes out and tries to find them, they are now in the rich soil doing wonders for the earth worms and not Boomer’s tummy!
YAY!
He gained three pounds during this February…now he is on a diet. One I’ve imposed and one the plowed earth took away. Three pounds is huge on a 35 pound Beagle!
I finished all but one big spot of work last night in the sunset. Which, by the way, was stunning.
Have a good one, my friends!
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 