Sunrise: 7:19am
Sunset: 5:32pm
Day length: 10h 13m
YA!!!!
Linda
Our alfalfa has been cut for the second time of the year, once more I’m reminded that summer is half over. Third cutting of hay will occur at the same time as the pinto bean harvest.
We had a huge wind storm come up day before last, knocking down huge tree limbs and in general making a big mess. But after it all I saw….
A beautiful rainbow! Makes picking up branches so worthwhile.
The sunset was pretty amazing also.
My yard is looking good, however very weedy. Between work and farming and life getting to the weeds is sometimes difficult.
Still all in all good things are always there if you open your eyes to them. My daughter’s father-in-law wanted some limbs from the old lilac tree/bush. We were glad to give him some.
Then the other day he brought over to us this
Lovely hand-made pen and pencil set from the lilac bush! A pretty cool gift, I must say.
Linda

There is something just absolutely amazing about the sky lately. And I have seen on other people’s blogs you are seeing it too. Maybe it is because we are leaving summer and moving into fall, or maybe it is something else. But the sky is really a wonder to behold.



I am sooo happy! The days are growing longer and longer so there is more daylight to do chores in. Here is a neat site
http://www.sunrisesunset.com/custom_srss_calendar.asp
to let you see the actual time of daylight where you live.
It comes in calendar format so you can print it out and hang it up to check daily. (That is what I do…it has the best spot on the refrigerator.)
For instance today is Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Twi: 7:00am
Sunrise: 7:29am
Sunset: 5:12pm
Twi: 5:41pm
Moonrise: 8:40pm
Moonset: 9:13am
YEAH!
For over 30 plus years all of Terry’s farming occurred AFTER his day job, or before he was required to report to his day job. The evening this photo was shot, Wednesday, March 12, 2008, will be one of his last times he will ever have to do farmwork before or after his day job. Terry will be retiring from Delta-Montrose Electric Association after 37 years on March 20, 2008. (Thirty-four of those years were spent as a line-foreman! ) Way to go, Hubby-boo!