Outside my window...it is gray and drizzly. Perfect housecleaning weather!!
I am thinking...about the weekend...
I am thankful for...for the rain that God has given us.
From the kitchen...nothing but coffee until Jerry gets home.
I am wearing...jeans, T-shirt and a sweatshirt, socks and shoes. A little cool in the house...
I am creating...the Civil War Shawl by Suzanne Pufpaff from my own handspun lamb's wool.
I am going...nowhere today. Just back to working around the farm.
I am reading...I heard that song before by Mary Higgins Clark
I am hoping...for a a very profitable 2 weekends & safe travel for my sister and brother-in-law.
I am hearing...Chuck Swindoll and Insight for Living
Around the house...looks like a bomb went off. But, then again, it always does the week before a show.
One of my favorite things...to sit with a cup of coffee and to enjoy either good Christian radio or a good book and to watch/listen to my sheep.
A few plans for the rest of the week:To finish cleaning and organizing my house before Kathy & George get here, to upack and repack the van for the upcoming sheep & wool festivals, and to unwind...
Here are some pictures for thought I am sharing...
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| Mabel & Ewenice-the 2 newest Romney ewes |
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| Since they are related to Stormy, they are in with Cornelius. I love the combination of my Romney ram on my Dorset ewes. It will be interested what we will get with it reversed. Cornelius has 11 ewes to himself for 6 weeks as does Stormy. |
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| 11 in the non-breeding pen |
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| Mac-colored Coopworth and Cloud-white Romney They came with Ewenice and Mabel (and with their names) |
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| The garden is fenced off for another couple of weeks. We park at the top of the driveway, and walk down/up. |
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| Grace and Abraham |
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