Just in case I was feeling the slightest bit of sadness that this was ol' man winter's last day until December, the weather was cold, gray, drizzly, and raw. That little smudge you see is a rain drop.
Letters from a Hill Farm
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Mrs Bale drops by on the last day of winter
Just in case I was feeling the slightest bit of sadness that this was ol' man winter's last day until December, the weather was cold, gray, drizzly, and raw. That little smudge you see is a rain drop.
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Weather... Ugh... :-((((
ReplyDeleteI like your new header picture. It is nice to say goodby to ole man winter. I am looking forward to spring. We have received all our spring rain the past two days.
ReplyDeleteNan,
ReplyDeleteSpring will come. It is inevitable, though days like today give me doubts.
I LOVE the rain. Yes, I do. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd today is much the same, but you know what, it's okay because it is Spring! Thanks, Lisa about the blog header. Every single evening, when Tom does the barn chores, Sadie goes to that spot and barks. She is the ultimate farm dog! She takes her 'job' very seriously, but just what that job is, we aren't too sure. Barking at the sheep and goats and chickens and Daisy, the donkey so they'll behave? So they'll eat? So they'll stay in their pasture??
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