Spreading Manure in the Morning Sunshine
It’s not often that I am captured by sunlight on manure being spread on the field below our house. I took these pictures at 9:51 am on Friday, January 5 before the ground was snow-covered.
Rest in the Lord and be willing to wait for Him. Psalm 37:7 (NLV)
It’s not often that I am captured by sunlight on manure being spread on the field below our house. I took these pictures at 9:51 am on Friday, January 5 before the ground was snow-covered.
It was an honor to have our daughter Diane and her friends Jill and Greg as overnight guests on Friday night, January 12. They drove through the night – from Maine – to be here for Harold Martin’s funeral on the 13th. They arrived about 1 am in the morning. Cerwin and I did not […]
Male Eastern Bluebirds Female Downy Woodpecker ~~~ Something to Ponder ~~~
Saturday Morning, January 13 I don’t usually go along to this breakfast, but the guys were recruiting the wives to come along so they could reserve a small room where it is much easier to visit. They need at least ten people to reserve this room. Glenn, Ronnie, Marv (Tex), George, Cerwin, Clyde, Gene and […]
~~~ Something to Ponder ~~~
We love you! Great Grandpa and Great Grandma High
Sometimes I wish we had a clear view of each sunrise, but I do like the pattern the sun creates with our trees. ~~~ Something to Ponder ~~~
The morning sun captured my eyes when I saw how it highlighted our decorative grass. Normally this grass is brown. ~~~ Something to Ponder ~~~
Cerwin decided it was time to remove our old, indoor doorknobs and replace them with new ones. It was a more difficult job than he expected. The old ones were hard to remove. Attaching the new ones was much easier. These doorknobs have been here since 1967 when we built the house. The new ones […]
After checking out the eagle nest, we headed home – the long way. As we made a left turn, I said, “Stop. I think I saw a pheasant.” What a delight to see him up close. The ring-neck male is so pretty. He watched me for a while, trying to be invisible, but I think […]
One of the things we wanted to do on the way home from our backroads lunch was check on our local eagle nest. It is also on a backroad, and we were pleased to find one of them at home. As the eagle flies, this nest is about three miles from our house. I don’t […]
We go by this old – being restored – log cabin house every now and then and crossed this road when on our backroad drive. I wonder about the dreams and plans of the owners. ~~~ Something to Ponder ~~~
We can upon this very high winter creek on our backroad drive. It looked cold and gray. ~~~ Something to Ponder ~~~
We were not aware of this deer “farm” so close to us. Just one of the blessings of taking a new backroad. They were well protected from us and from escaping. — Something to Ponder —
When going out to eat lunch on New Year’s Day we made what could have been a four -mile drive into about fifteen miles. The first back road we chose went past the house where we lived when we got married in 1963 – sixty years ago. The Graybill’s worked the fields and had cattle, […]
When leaving on our backroad New Year’s Drive to lunch, I noticed the very overcast sky. There is something pretty in a gray sky. ~~~ Something to Ponder ~~~