Baby farm animals.

Here are some farm pictures for Charlie who is lonesome for all the baby animals.

 

Here is one Mama with her baby.

These are the triples.

Here are the twins.

These are the first set of pigs.

Here is the second set of pigs.

Here is Charlie the cat and his friends.

NEED TO DO!!!

I'm not sure how this posting will work out (never linked to another blog before), but just had to share.  Becky - for some reason I know you will appreciate this most - or maybe KT.  ANYWAY...

Idea:  mix these up with some of the real-deal (make the faux antlers out of something strong enough to hang stuff on) and set them up in that white, white entry that has been just calling out for some color.  What do you think?  Any additions/subtractions/inspirations?  (Not sure if the in-laws will catch on to the humor...we'll see:))

Liz
alisaburke: faux antlers

A few nice days.

We're so lucky that when its nice outside, we have the time and ability to take advantage of it. And I don't mean to complain, but FINALLY we have us some spinach (poor Charlie wasn't feeling that great, but I think the fresh air was good for him).

We didn't even use dressing, they were delicious!

I found this lovely little garden basket for Charlie at Salvation Army- perfect for picking radishes with Daddy. And of course, a hat just like Grandpa Wiste's.

Our first Sun Tea of the season. Tea in water, sitting in the sun. If you want to try it, you can even put a small amount in a quart or half gallon glass jar with a lid. Plus it won't take up as much room in your fridge.

We probably needed the rain days after to recuperate. Trav has a few things left to plant, and if he doesn't get it done soon, he might be too far behind to catch up in the garden competition this year (plus, fresh beet salads, mmmm). I am pleased that I got a few beds weeded, with a few left to go. My goal this year is to try to maintain; we'll see how that goes. I keep going back and forth with myself as to whether or not I'm willing to sit in my flower bed for a million years to try to get rid of some kind of invasive flower that produces trillions of bulbs. But so far I've prioritized the garden and I might decide I don't care enough to be so uncomfortable. ~Becky