I’m sorry to say that this week was not the most productive
around here…nor was it the most pleasant.
The Boss got
sidelined by a horrible cold that had him spending some quality time with a box
of tissues on the couch while having an Andy Griffith marathon. He spent the better part of the week sounding
like a cross between Barry White and a Great Dane. Poor thing! That meant chores fell to me for a
couple of days. Unfortunately, I’m still
getting used to this new medication, so I have very little energy and have to
fight the urge to nap anywhere, anytime.
The combination made for a pretty slow work week. Thankfully we weren’t in the midst of any
major projects! (for the record, I am glad to report that we are both doing much better)
But, we were able to get our act together for Friday’s
harvest. I am pleased to report that Saturday’s Market, while not a record, was
quite good. (particularly considering that it is November)
So, this week, I’ll just share a bunch of photos of the odd
and random around the farm.
astounding sunrise |
beautiful Bright Lights chard |
frosty morning |
Ellie in the orchard |
ewe lambs on a fall evening |
Good news for 2014... the first garlic has sprouted! |
a striking couple |
Gus met a praying mantis it did not end well for the mantis |
the hens are still cleaning the lower garden |
fall colors |
always glad to see ladybugs they're the "good guy" bugs! |
the layer chicks have definitely lost their cute-ness they could be mistaken for baby vultures at this point |
the lettuce crop is GORGEOUS! |
don't let her innocent face deceive you Tess chases the other kitties AND the dog! |
my five favorite foks |
We’re hoping to get back on track in the upcoming week. The last batch of lambs is heading out to the processor and
there are still a couple of outdoor projects that need attention before the
cold weather settles in for winter. ...and there are THREE weeks left of the Farmers' Market season.
Happy Sunday!
Do you need some more Sunday reading? Here's a list of all those bloggers taking part in the 30 day challenge. This is a great project and there are some amazing folks out there. Enjoy!
30 Days Bloggers
- Confessions of a Farm Wife: 30 Days, By the Numbers
- Janice Person: 30 Days of Giving Thanks
- Beyer Beware: 30 Days of #farmsmatter
- Pinke Post: 30 Days of Women in Agriculture
- Homestead Hill Farm: 30 Days of Views from the Hill
- Thoughts on Life: 30 Days of Ranch Life Memories
- farmgirldays: 30 Days of Farm Related DIY Projects
- Snapshots of a Kansas Farm: 30 Snapshots of a Kansas Farm
- Life on a Real California Dairy Farm: 30 Days of Thankful
- Morning Joy Farm: 30 Days of Family Agriculture
- Minnesota Farmer: 30 Days: After the Harvest
- From My Front Porch: 30 Days
- Rural Route 2: 30 Days of Farm Girl Memories
- Tales of a Kansas Farm Mom: 30 Days of Blogging
- The Field Position: 30 Days of Family, Food & Fun
- Sounds Like Home to Me: 30 Days of Randomness with a Pig Nutrition Grad Student
- Carolyn Cares: 30 Days of Thanksgiving
- Kelly McCormick Photography: 30 Days of Simply Being
- Wag'n Tales: 30 Days of Thinking
- Ag Tech Talk: 30 Days of Ag Tech
- Life of a Future Farmer: 30 Days of Life Through the Eyes of a Future Farmer
- Anna-Lisa Smile: 30 Days of Life in Rural Nevada
- Pannill's Gate Farm: 30 Days of Vivacious Redheads
- Oskee 97: 30 Days: All in the Name of Good Fun
- PVF Posts: 30 Days to a Sale
- Willow Lea Stock Farm: 30 Days of Life on our Northern Illinois Farm
- My Cows and Pigs: 30 Days of Cows
Another lovely post! You really do live in the middle of a postcard haha.
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