Well there's nothing peaceful about having the flu for almost 5 days, but I did sleep a lot! And I think I lost 5 lbs! YAY! Will get back to working on this soon, thanks to my daughter who showed me how to get past the block I had run into. Turns out it's EASY, when you know how:) Thank you daughter dearest!
My husband and I own a 5 acre farm in South Seattle. We have a beautiful clear view of Mt Rainier (when it's not cloudy), a pond, and some resident mallard ducks. We started out with one horse and then decided to breed paint horses. We no longer do that, but still have two horses (Satin and Dior) which keep me from getting too fat, due to the work involved. We have Tucker, a young male golden retriever and two cats, Maddie and Peanut. On any given day I can see anything from hot air balloons, to bald eagles, coyotes, elk, racoons and grey herons. We love our little oasis, and I don't even like to leave it. It's just heaven on earth to me. I have three wonderful grown kids, and five of the cutest darn grandkids you've ever seen! It's a full life, and I love it!
Looks like a nice place to visit now and then!
ReplyDeleteThought I'd stop in for a moment of peace and say hi. It's 1am on the Chesapeake. There's a gentle spring rain falling, and it's a nice place to be.
ReplyDeleteI stopped by to wish my good friend good night :-)
ReplyDeleteWell there's nothing peaceful about having the flu for almost 5 days, but I did sleep a lot! And I think I lost 5 lbs! YAY! Will get back to working on this soon, thanks to my daughter who showed me how to get past the block I had run into. Turns out it's EASY, when you know how:) Thank you daughter dearest!
ReplyDeleteThanks for looking in, Bruce! Nice to have company over, even if it took me awhile to notice!
ReplyDeleteWe already have lightning bugs, or fireflys, whichever term you use. Seems very early to me.
ReplyDeleteThe hummingbirds have migrated away from the Mid-Atlantic region. Fall is near. I fed them for months and they didn't even say goodbye !!!
ReplyDeleteAlmost February. The Chesapeake is frozen over and I'm tired of snow :-)
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