It’s that time of year when I can walk out the door, planning to do the chores and find myself distracted by a multitude of tasks. Everything is turning green! We are still so very wet. Soppy, squishy, soaked. We need several days of sun in a row. Abigail smells the grass growing and is wondering when she can get out on the pasture. 
Having grown up on a grain farm …. I know that the farmers are feeling her pain. Multiplied times 10 or more.
There is much to appreciate and enjoy! It really is not hard to find something to be grateful for, every day.
These kiddos are a major distraction for me:
When cuteness distracts, roll with it! Maybe don’t leave your chair, though.
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Isn’t it the most wonderful feeling! c
Yes, it sure is!
Love your clothesline header….reminds me of my childhood and early married life. Loved hanging clothes on the line! If I had those little kids around, I probably would never get any chores done!
I love hanging clothes on the line! The kids are a magnet! I find myself drawn to the back door “just to check” on them … 15 minutes later I drag myself back to work. 😉
I had (might still have) family members in Shelbyville. It’s been years since I’ve heard from any of them. It would be wonderful to be able to find the farms they had, just to see the old home places.
How interesting! and such a small world. 🙂 How long has it been since you’ve been to Shelbyville?
I’ve never gotten to Shelbyville itself, I’ve gotten to Decatur and Arthur but wasn’t able to extend my trip. Hoping someday in the near future. A cousin is having a reception in a week or so and it’s also sort of a family reunion, unfortunately I can’t go. Oh well, one of these days.
That magnolia (??) tree is spectacular!
Yes, it is! I drool every time I drive past it. Good thing (for its owner) it is too big to dig up and transplant! 😉
So glad you won’t be making a midnight raid on that magnolia. Such activities are sure to lead to the glamour slammer.
But, that would make a great blog post! 😉
Only after you got OUT of the glamour slammer. I don’t think they allow laptops in your cell.
Oh what a lovely post! The first pic is just amazing! Handsome beast … Enjoy your spring 🙂
Thank you Julie! I mowed the grass for the first time today.
Love the pictures of your “distractions”, especially the kids! We always had baby goats and calves growing up in Texas, but not so much anymore. I miss those surprises. Thanks for sharing yours!
Cindy
http://www.southernperks.org
Thanks for reading and commenting! I’m glad my distractions brought you a smile or two.
Your kids are so cute. But so are the pigs. And the cow. 🙂
It’s really muddy here too and it’s raining again today. I’m wondering if I should grow rice. 🙂
Thanks for the comments. We really need to add some field-tile to our pasture, but need the $$ first! 😉
If you stay in the chair, you might find you have lap goats!
They would definitely try it!