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Tea Time with Miss B
I invited Miss B to come for tea. The table was set and so began an afternoon of spring time fun. Little hands helped make sandwiches and taste tested a few along the…
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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…
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Home cooking
A few days spent with my Mom was a blessing. She was happy for the company and we ran some errands, shopped and relaxed together. We ate out quite a few times which…
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Poof
Just yesterday she was clomping around the house in a princess dress and plastic heels, then splashing in the mud and turning cartwheels before she moved to Tennessee at 18 and became a…
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Real food
This week I bought seeds anticipating some winter sowing and eager for new growth and spring buds. I’ve been avoiding processed food and eliminated sugar from my diet. Real good tastes better and…
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Winter
Somebody at the farm loves snow and cold. Actually, all three of us enjoy it. There’s nothing so quiet as watching snow fall on a calm evening. The trees look like they’re right…