The place got a lot of spiffing today. We started the burn pile, then kept feeding it with more prunings and winter debris. Then while Rick mowed, I walked the middle and lower pastures with a shovel, eliminating thistles and tansy while the ground is still soft. (I still need to walk the hardest upper pasture, which is bigger and has longer grass.)
We had a lovely service at church yesterday (we rest on the Sabbath as Jesus did in the tomb). Tomorrow Brian leaves with all his high school for a school week here. Maybe we'll have a new addition by the time he gets back.
Easter blessings from . . .
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Your scenery looks a bit different than ours this morning which is covered with snow! Nothing measurable but it was wet so is sticking to all twigs and branches . . . and the deck furniture!
Enjoy your "childless" week! Sounds like a great experience for Brian. One never knows what that kind of exposure will mean to a young person.
Such adorable lambs! Your grass is much greener than ours - if we could find it. After some warm days and a shower or two, it's just starting to pop up. What a great adventure for Brian! Do you think you will be able to stand the peace and quiet? :)
The babies are always so precious. And it's hard to believe Brian is in high school! Time flies!
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