I think he knows it's time to move on... meet a new herd of "girls".
No more tearing up fence, jumping fence, getting out, or visiting the pretty cows down the road!
The girls are fat n happy, have their winter coats.
The drought is still in full swing here.. everything is brown and crisp and the burn ban is in effect.
It's been a mild winter, weather wise, but there's not much for the critters to eat. They appreciate the extra hay and feed.
The windmill is holding up nicely...
I managed to bring some flowers home from the grocery store to brighten my life. Funny, how a little bit of color can make me smile so.... :)
All is well in the middle of nowhere!
Thanks for stopping by!
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Nice! Thank you!
Thank you Rob! Hope you're having a great week!
Sometimes a grocery store bouquet is just what we need . . . it's a nice reminder that spring is coming. I love your windmill. We bought a smaller one, 8 feet, and put in out by the garden. I love looking out the window and seeing if the wind in blowing and if it's coming from the cold north or the warm south :)
Keep Smiling!
Connie :)
Thanks so much Connie, it's nice to see you!
Those little windmills are cute. I'm sure it's a great addition to your garden. They are fun to watch!
Hope winter is treating you well. Thanks for stopping by!
Wishing we could send you some of our rain from Southern Indiana! We're about to flood!!
Darn, I sure would be glad to take it Errol Judy! Sorry to hear about the ample amount of rain. Hope it eases up soon there!
Great to see you, thanks for stopping by!
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