We have a water feature along the fence line at the ranch. Last week, we took steps to relocate it out of the main roadway. That puddle under the fence in the foreground is where the hogs circumvent the hog fence to transition between the properties. We’ll be filling that … Continue reading →
If there’s a high place, Daphne will find a way to reach it. Mr. L brought a ladder inside so I could change a few light bulbs. He left it sitting in the parlor. It didn’t take long before this happened: It took her a little bit to figure out … Continue reading →
My friend Valerie Comer and her co-author wrote a wonderful collaboration titled Snowflake Tiara. It’s advertised as a 2-in1 Christmas collection. The two stories are wonderfully linked, one a historical inspirational romance and the other a contemporary inspirational romance. Yes, I know it’s after Christmas, but if you haven’t discovered … Continue reading →
In the Property Update, I mentioned Mr. L is beginning to assemble his frame rotator. Here’s what that looks like so far: That’s the woodie frame on stands, and the boards are part of the rotator. The rotator hardware is in the box. He’s doing some repair work on the … Continue reading →
I made a run to the ranch last week to set up the deer feeder and camera for the final census count for this year. While there, I checked on the “pond.” Here’s what it looks like now: The hogs have been wallowing in the puddles, which, frankly, are more … Continue reading →
Lady, all fourteen pounds of her, seems to have developed an affinity for sitting on my shoulder.
Continue reading →What are the chances of being able to catch the cats synchronized like this? I don’t know, but I managed at least once. Tarzan and Lady (siblings).
Continue reading →Mr. L called me outside Thursday shortly before noon to show me this: A reasonably impressive weather front off to the northeast of the house. Please note the new URL for the blog. If you have any bookmarks set, please update them.
Continue reading →While we were gone, Sneaky and Walter seemed relaxed with each other: Well, maybe not: This is Walter: This is Boomer: The black cat came to visit a few times. Walter seemed to be looking for us sometimes.
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