Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Daybright
This Indian summer day was so bright and glorious that all the outside jobs, the mowing and painting and livestock chores, seemed like so many fun and games. If only I could do laundry and dishes and cleaning outdoors!
Saturday, September 13, 2014
Frost
Overnight, rain-snow and heavy frost had turned summer's botanic beauty into a bent and slimy and blackened mess. When we were surveying the unsightly garden casualties the next morning, Hubby pointed out an exquisitely fashioned ice-painting on the pickup hood. I was reminded that I always have a choice: focus on and fret about the ugly, or look upon and be grateful for the beautiful.
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Saving Summer
If the weatherman is right, these and many other of my petaled friends may soon be frozen under frost or snow--perhaps even tomorrow--so I took some photos today of their bright little faces. Here on this page they can bloom forever!
Monday, September 8, 2014
A-1
I had a volunteer product inspector in the freshly-cut hayfield this morning: Samson. According to Sampson, the Alfalfa Palatability Rating is A-1.
Samson has obviously grown into his name, wouldn't you say? We estimate his weight at 650 pounds.
Sunday, September 7, 2014
Wow Walk
I love to hike anytime, anywhere, but now--when summer still has center stage but autumn waits in the wings, peeking out from behind the curtain--hiking is positively sublime.
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Transfiguration
Although the goaties' pen is nearly a quarter of an acre in size, the heat makes them laze in the shade instead of run and play. Ergo, my little ladies have grown in circumference. Even Blueberry, who used to be quite svelte, has pudged up.
The evenings haven't been as sweltering as previous, so the Round Ones are taken on fitness walks a few times a week, in which they participate with great enthusiasm. The only glitch: they snack nearly the entire time!
Monday, September 1, 2014
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