Happy Spring Ya'll! I'm so glad to finally be able to change my background photo to blooms in the yard. I know I've not posted a bunch on here but it's been busy as I have been to Oklahoma City three times to help mother after her surgery, throw in a half marathon, spring break, Chloe's broken arm, track practice and homework... I know this is nothing to those with multiple children but it's my reason I haven't gotten on here.
Here are some recent photos of Winnie Bob's yard (our yard). I'm so thankful for the many types of daffodils and blooming trees. The bees are out in force as well as the hummingbirds. Bring on Spring! I have the greens, onions, kale and herbs planted. I am looking forward to getting the rest of the garden in the ground after Easter. We always get a late freeze between Easter and May 1.
This is on the west side of the house facing the barn |
Here's Eggs, Chloe's french chicken that immediately got in a bed that I just planted onions in. She likes a dust bath |
This old tulip tree is right outside Chloe's west window |
Weeping Cherry Tree |
The other view of Eggs. I've probably mentioned this before, this is the chicken Chloe's tamed and eats out of her hand. |
Two of the types of daffodils back behind our fence near the creek |
Some of the flowers in my kitchen |
I bought Heddy, the foster, a 3 foot long rawhide but we let Biscuit take the first lick, he looks crazed in his eyes because he is...he's a freak about a chew bone |
A goose from the Arkansas Post, an Arkansas museum that is located south of us in Gillette, Ark. |
Memaw and Grandad took Chloe to the Arkansas Post Museum (at her request) during spring break because they were reading about it in Arkansas history |
Photo from the farm taken by Chloe |
At the Arkansas Post Museum |
From the Arkansas Post Museum |
Chloe was excited about getting this photo at the museum :) |
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