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    Lessons

    I learned a lesson and patience this year. The weather looked promising and the times for planting on the back of the seed packets said that it was good to plant in April.…

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    Swimming hole

    Time spent together with friends who are like family is a perfect creek afternoon. The water was perfect cold and the swimming hole was amazing! Kids kept themselves occupied and the big kids…

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    May

    Daisies blooming. Dirt dug in the garden. Driving around the fields are the tractors baling hay. The dog days of summer aren’t here yet but the signs of spring are well in motion.

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    Wet & Green

    It’s been a very wet Spring so with busy work and mowing duty while Chuck traveled, I had my work cut out for me . I mowed a lot … like 45 gallons…

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    Never

    There’s never a dull day on the farm! Last weekend it was a thief in the chicken coop trying to gobble up the spoils before I relocated him back to the woods. He…

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    Mow

    It’s now season on the farm. Green on green as far as the eye can see. It takes a lot of time to mow but it’s time to enjoy that because in the…

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    Pink

    There was the pop of pink on the peach tree, then the turkeys gobbling in the woods, a pair of meadowlarks in the field and a pair of road runners spotted on my…

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    Flying feet

    It’s not easy to wear out a nearly one year old Marrema sheepdog! We walk every chance we get and he covers more miles than me, following his nose. So I break out…

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    White, Blue, Red

    The bald eagle graced us with his presence as we walked the farm, reminding us of what freedom really looks like. Soaring, gliding and strong. White head proud and high. Blue sky crisp…

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    March

    It’s been a while since I posted. I’m not sure how February got so busy but it did! This past week felt like a week of Mondays to me, and maybe to sheepdog…