Hello peeps. I'm joining in with Annie at A Stitch In Time. I hope everyone has had a wonderful week and have an even better
weekend planned!
I've noticed the questionnaire that several of you have done. It's been fun to learn a bit about you. Here are my answers.
Location: Living Room in my comfy chair
Feeling: Glad that the work week is almost over.
Loving: My little living room
Reading: While My Pretty One Knits by Anne Canadeo
Drinking: Iced tea with a hint of raspberry
Anticipating: Breakfast with a friend and going to a craft fair
Listening to: the t.v. (do other singles do this?)
Watching: Not really watching but am listening..... weird, I know
Planning: My schedule for the next couple of weeks
Looking Forward to: My upcoming vacation (15 day cruise to Hawaii)
Creating: a knitting mess
Need to finish: the laundry, one more load to go!
Wishing: To hit the lotto
Main goal this week: I guess for next week it will be to go through my clothes to decide what to pack.
Peace,
Kay
Hello peeps. I love driving out to the horse stables to see what's going on. Call me crazy but I love the dirty, stinky mess. It reminds me of driving by the dairies where I grew up. Anyway, I happen to be there and see these goats and two sheep just walking around, doing whatever they please. They were runaways! They had escaped from their stall and were having a good ol' time.
There was a guy in a pickup watching them so I asked if they were his - nope, he just watched them escape! Being the animal lovers that we are we decided to round them up! It's time I tell you that this was when I was recouperating from my total knee replacement! I was wearing sandals as I had a pedicure scheduled later that afternoon. At this time I was using a cane but when I got out of the car I left it. I was just going to take photos with my phone -- not do a roundup!
Notice the guy in the white and black shirt? I don't know how we decided that I would be the one chasing them around and he would be the one standing by the gate where they need to go! This isn't all of them; I'm guessing there were around a total of twenty and two sheep.
Look at all the babies! They were so cute; jumping over imaginary objects. The black and blackish butts are the sheep. They could have used a good shearing!
Doesn't this one look like a deer! I knew goats ate just about anything - but pine needles, really?
This horse was just waiting to join in the fun. Isn't she a beauty.
So, after we successfully rounded them up it was time for my pedicure. Yikes! What was I thinking? Before she started I asked if I could wipe off my feet and sandals. My feet came out smelling like a rose!!
Peace,
Kay
