I’ve been busy.
In a relaxed sort of way.
Doing what I like; liking what I do.
The honor-system, money-bucket on the tailgate has worked well.
I’ve also had time to meet neighbors, visit with friends
and observe what people like.
Friends & Family.
Family & Friends.
Love them.
Love this life.
I didn’t even realize how much I missed Abigail until she came back. She still likes a daily back scratch. She should calve in May 2015.
I hope the ornamental corn is ready to harvest today or tomorrow. Apparently, it isn’t politically correct to call it Indian corn? I plan to bundle it and add it to the road-side market. It only did so-so We’ll see what I get. I’ll take pictures and post.
Friends, I hope you are enjoying the start to a beautiful fall season.
Prayers for farm safety!
Just Make the Coffee 
Love this!
Thank you! Love the colors of fall.
I want the donkey…can you pop him in my truck please!!! HAHAHAH
Linda
http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com
You would love him, but at this time … I just can’t part with him! 😉
Precious pictures of those little ones….and of course, all your four-legged friends! I’m starting to get in the fall mood – ready to buy some pumpkins, gourds, etc!
Wish you were closer so I could give you some of mine!
How long does it take to get from Mattoon to your house? We’re going to be there tomorrow night thru Saturday and I would love to come buy some of those pumpkins. They look awesome!!!
Only about 30-40 minutes from Mattoon. You can message me on Facebook (Marla Eversole) if you need to. I will warn you, the pumpkin quantity is dwindling quickly; which, I guess, is a good thing! Sure wish I had more. I am working on picking the ornamental corn. I won’t be home this eve and am not sure about tomorrow yet, but the roadside display is available.
Lots of nice pumpkins! Always good to see Happy. 🙂
Happy was begging for attention!
Don’t know if we’ll make it that direction or not, but your pumpkins look wonderful. Hope you are able to sell all of them.
I hope we meet up some day!!
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