One thing about feeding so many yard cats. Especially in the winter. Sometimes, they make you feel really, really loved and appreciated! In between trying to chomp my fingers. 😀 Butterscotch in particular likes to strrreeetttcchhh out for pets. Or stand in her back legs. She's so sweet, when she's not vicious and mean! 😀 … Continue reading Stretched!
It was worth it.
I am not a morning person. Especially when the days are so short. Not even a glorious sunrise quite makes up for having to be heading out so early, on icy roads. But it was worth it. I just spent the day at one of the nearby towns, and am proud to say that I … Continue reading It was worth it.
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David the Magnificent
I don't tend to post pictures of the inside cats very often. To be honest, it's only partly because of how hard it is to get them sitting still long enough for a photo. It's also partly because I'm a terrible housekeeper and the backgrounds are always a disaster! LOL Every now and then, though... … Continue reading David the Magnificent
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Analyzing our 2021 garden: the abject failures!
Since we ordered SO many things for this year, and expanded how much space we were gardening in, I decided to go over groups of things in separate posts, in no particular order and spread over the next few days. This is the last post in this series. The utter and complete failures! It was such a very difficult growing … Continue reading Analyzing our 2021 garden: the abject failures!
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Analyzing our 2021 garden: the odd stuff
Since we ordered SO many things for this year, and expanded how much space we were gardening in, I decided to go over groups of things in separate posts, in no particular order and spread over the next few days. There were a few things we planted this year that we won't know how they will do until next year, … Continue reading Analyzing our 2021 garden: the odd stuff
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Analysing our 2021 garden: lettuce, spinach, tomato, poppy and asparagus
Since we ordered SO many things for this year, and expanded how much space we were gardening in, I decided to go over groups of things in separate posts, in no particular order and spread over the next few days. Quite a mix of success and ... almost success... in this post! First, the asparagus! I've honestly lost track of … Continue reading Analysing our 2021 garden: lettuce, spinach, tomato, poppy and asparagus
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Getting stuff done
Today was my day to do part of our monthly shop. After the kitties were fed, of course. Rolando Moon followed me around while I did my rounds. She even let me pet her a bit, before trying to chomp my hand. She is so mean. 😀 It's a good thing we were doing a … Continue reading Getting stuff done
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Analyzing our 2021 garden: carrots, beets and potatoes
Since we ordered SO many things for this year, and expanded how much space we were gardening in, I decided to go over groups of things in separate posts, in no particular order and spread over the next few days. Here we have some things we all grew last year, if not the same varieties. First, the beets. Last year, … Continue reading Analyzing our 2021 garden: carrots, beets and potatoes
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Face time (and some good news)
I want to boop that nose!!! Nosencrantz is such a cutie!!! Potato Beetle is looking downright malevolent! 😀 It was a very chilly morning today, but that doesn't seem to have slowed down the cats, any! I tried to do a head count, but never got the same number twice, as they milled about, so … Continue reading Face time (and some good news)
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Analyzing our 2021 garden: squash, gourds and melons
Since we ordered SO many things for this year, and expanded how much space we were gardening in, I decided to go over groups of things in separate posts, in no particular order and spread over the next few days. When we had our first garden in 2020, one of the things we ordered was a summer squash mix from … Continue reading Analyzing our 2021 garden: squash, gourds and melons
The Re-Farmer 