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Yesterday I saw this video on facebook that showed how you could easily make a gift bag to wrap an odd shaped item. We had a Christmas gath...
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Happy Labor Day to all of you in the United States! I'm planning to take a break this week as my gall bladder surgery is scheduled for... -
Today was my last day of work, I'm officially retired! I've worked as a nurse for many years; I worked for 10 years at a hospital on... -
On our 3rd day the weather report predicted rain. We were driving to Fishtown in Leland so we started out on time to try to avoid it. We... -
This past weekend, we made plans to try to have Cassie spend the night again. She loves to come over and always has no problem, until it... -
I got an e-mail that told the history of some common sayings and thought they were pretty interesting, so I'm sharing. They us... -
I thought it was time to give you a little tour of Christmas decorations around our house. We'll start outside. A wreath and some snow a... -
We have a sunflower field near us that I like to visit every year about this time. There's lots of sunflowers, but also other flowers y... -
Every year Bob's sisters invite a bunch of people over for a wreath making night. We bring wreath frames, wire, clippers and any extras... -
Many of you will remember that last year, Bob "retired" from the hardware store he had worked at since 1999. He resigned from his ...
8 comments:
Lovely, and pure country!
Wonderful share. I sure love seeing photos that reflect the country life. Sigh....
I have not been blogging much. FIrst all this illness with Nick and now our son-in-law Roger is in for the fight of his life. They are doing a surgery for the brain mass tomorrow at 7:30 A.M. Please pray. I know the neurosurgeon. He is a godly man and gives his talent and skills up to God. He followed me after all my neurosurgery back in the 1980's. I feel good knowing who the doctor is.
Thank you and may your week be filled with many blessings. Thank you.
Anne
It's hay making season here, too! I love driving along and seeing bales of hay sitting int he fields.
I can almost smell the fresh hay. Love your photo!
I love those round hay bales! Somehow they always look so poetic. Like a still life painting. xoxo
You know I love this! Sure do miss going over home to the farm. But, so glad to have the memories. xoxo
Mari, that picture makes me smile, thank you!
What a sweet scene... country life and preparing for the future well-being of the farm animals :)
~K.
You live in a magical place.
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