January in BC: not precisely typical! 
We went for a walk along the dike by the river this afternoon. It feels like March, not January. We’ve come home to see that our third calf will be born shortly.
Added later: Baby #3 has arrived, hale and healthy. The first bull calf.
On August 30, 1980, Jim and I were married, surrounded by family and friends. Our wedding day We have been surrounded by family and friends ever since, and the numbers have only grown. We are blessed. 25 years later We have two children, both married young adults, of whom we are very proud. We have…
The house we live in was an accident. It was never meant to be a house, really. My in-laws built it almost thirty years ago as cheap as they could because when their house up north sold, they were going to build their dream house. Meanwhile they had spent the entire summer living in a…
So a few weeks or so ago I mentioned that my hubby thinks this may be the year of the addition to the house. I was a little dubious at the time, but he’s starting to convince me its doable. I, in turn, have convinced him that fall would be better than spring if for…
Here’s a way to get me back in the blogging game. Anyone else want to play? Link to your answers in the comments section. 🙂 1. Wrapping paper or gift bags? Either. Gift bags are great for things that are leaving the house, but not as good for things that will sit under the tree….
Yeah right. It’s been an entire week since I’ve blogged…again. I didn’t even tell you all that I was going to be away for five days. Guess what? I was away for five days. I had a great time visiting my daughter and son-in-law. Hubby was there for a couple of days as well but…
Well, for a week anyway. We’re heading out at the crack of dawn Friday and will be back middle of next week (ish). You all be good now, you hear…
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What a gorgeous picture! Hope all goes well with your third calf.
Jean
I can’t believe I got so busy I missed reading people’s blogs for a whole week! It was nice to sit and catch up though. Fun to watch your life, with all the work on two books, the shop, and all the animals, including Rustle the III or IV. Ever think of trying D-Con? It’s the only thing that has ever worked for me for actually wiping out a mouse population problem. 🙂 Love your picture! And yes, I’ll take that pair of rubber gloves over city life any time! (I’m hoping to move into more country-like surroundings when my lease here is up.)
Beautiful picture, Valerie. Give us more!