... and find my wallet! grrrr I'm having a senior moment as to the last moment I had it.
Timmy's! ...
But not there nor anywhere else I've looked. Hence no progress but the playroom is tidier although why I'd have it here, beats me!
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So here are some very current photos of what we look like in spring. The weeping willow at the house is coming along.
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These little tiny bright blue flowers are bulbs of some kind, chinadoxia, I think.
'These yellow flowers are crocus but not our native variety which is purple.
The other colours of the cultivated varieties come much later.
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This native willow is part of the view to the fields and where the new fence will be making the boundary for the yard. This is a pretty typical prairie slough and I have no business making ruts back here so the sheep are going to be coming to spend some time here.
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And speaking of sheep, we've had our first lamb yesterday. I neglected to ask the sex but alive, unassisted, and bonded is a good start! Just wait till the grandson arrives! 8^)
2 comments:
Lovely photos, Elle, I love getting a tour around your home... it helps me place the email "voice" to her environment! :D
Baby lamb, how lovely! I have a friend who has goats and just had about 15 babies born. Had three in the house in a playpen at night and they were being bottle fed. Soooo cute. they are growing up fast.
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