Letters from a Hill Farm

My friend Kay and her husband gave us a Nature Cam a while ago. We so appreciate it, and I wanted to show you one of the pictures from this ...

Michael took this photo earlier today as Campbell and Indy began preschool. They will be going three days a week from 8:30-4:30. This sounds...

The August chapter of Susan Hill's Jacob's Room is Full of Books seemed to zoom by. I actually counted each chapter's pages ...

I love these beautiful colors! The sun went into Virgo today, which is the last astrological sign of summer. It is a mutable sign giving ...

This is a video, well, really just an audio taken in the butt'ry off the kitchen, from a couple weeks ago. The cricket isn't in the ...

All things bright and beautiful. Bright sun, cooler and less humid. Gorgeous colors. When I was a kid, it wasn't heard of to put or...

One of the definitions of nursery is:   a   place   or   natural   habitat that breeds or supports animals And going on that, my garden ...

This is the last batch of blueberries for 2018. This will be the third year that I've kept track. 2016 is here , and 2017 is here . I...

I am just now watching John Mellencamp: Plain Spoken on Netflix streaming. He just sang a song that I so love, and I wanted to share it her...

You can see my huge tomato plants in the background!  Does anyone know what those pinkish flowers in the front are? There are three s...

My blogging friend Cath at read_warbler wrote today that she hates the month of July, and in Jacob's Room is Full of Books, Susan Hill ...

This week's gorgeous bouquet! I love the deep purple and pinks and oranges, and well, just everything! Here is a close-up. There...

Tomorrow I pick up the week six flowers and haven't had a chance until now to post last week's flowers! Well, here they are, such be...

Oh my, they just take my breath away. Basil this week! Still left from last Wednesday!

May the best ye've ever seen Be the worst ye'll ever see May a moose ne'er leave yer girnal Wi' a tear drap in his e'...

Gladys begins her July chapter with something I'm sure we've all noticed. In magazines and advertising, the pictures of summer s...

The only mention of the natural world in the June entry of Susan Hill's Jacob's Room is Full of Books is that she goes to France ...

Gladys Taber begins her June entry so beautifully. It might seem as if June is an old story, with so much poetry written about it, and ...

Beautiful, cheery flowers. I love all the colors together. A lot cooler than last Wednesday - in the seventies instead of the nineties!

Just wanted to pop in and say that I've just caught up with all your comments, so if you are interested you can go back and check!