When I got home, I admired my girls in the winter light. Browning and Butter had their faces in the fenceline feeder, but Dinah, Brava and Inky posed graciously for some shots. Dinah is always photogenic, but I was tickled to get some nice photos of my Brava, who usually ISN'T photogenic (I can relate!). I promised everyone a lot more chin scratches in their immediate future. Probably not tonight, though. I have five more buttons to sew on Brian's cardigan and it's done - just in time.This weekend is going to be crazy. After church and potluck we are practicing Christmas carols for church service on the 20th, going home for a couple hours, then off to our Christian trailriders' club's Christmas party. Sunday is Brian's birthday party and my dressage chapter's Christmas party. I have food to make for three potlucks - so I'd better scat!
That's it for now at . . .
4 comments:
You certainly are busy, I've bee flat out as well must be this time of year, we put so much pressure on ourselves. Your girls have such sweet faces and I can't wait to see their lambs. Have a great time at your Christmas parties.
Sue
It was a nice day for a drive, and fun seeing Carol, Michelle and Brian. I had my camera, too, and it just sat on the truck seat with Clifford. oh, well.
The boys are busy getting reacquainted with lots of pushing and shoving in the pen. At least he "losers" have lots of room to run away.
- Franna
Oh come on now, Michelle, you're plenty photogenic!!
I can't wait to see some gulmoget lamb pics from your girls!
This is such a crazy time of year, they really need to add some extra hours to each day.....
Tell Brian Happy Birthday for me!! (and nuzzles from Valentine and Bevin!)
Any chance you'd deliver a gulmoget lamb to Minnesota? Teehee.
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