Way too many photos, but enjoy them because I’m sure I’m going to be too busy for a few weeks to post many. Scout and Trixie have hit it off pretty well. Trixie walked into the house and decided, yup this is where I belong, and began exploring her new home without hesitation. Day one…
Arriving soon…
The ducks enjoying some rare winter watering time. With the driest fall on record, now going into winter, the city has asked us to water bushes and trees while the days are above 70 degrees. Boon for the ducks…
I suspect Zander is not going to be on board with the new arrival. He barely tolerated Scout. Counting the days…
The duckteens experienced their first blast of winter and were not too pleased about it. They had to stay in their coop (which, to be fair has a decent-sized yard attached) until it was warm enough for their little flat feet. This is a short-lived cold snap and for most of the winter, they’ll be…
Stay tuned….
Photo by jeffreyW My mom left us this week. I’m not sure quite yet how to process it all. There were a lot of hugs, tears and laughs as we shared stories and remembered her. We said goodbye on the coldest, windiest day imaginable, which seemed fitting somehow. What is most important for you to…
Every morning they show up at the patio door to register their complaints. Usually a lettuce bribe atones for any of my sins.
Scout looked cold on a brisk fall day, so I wrapped her baby blanket around her.
Cool weather has settled in and I’ve had a pot of soup on most days. Today I felt like some simple, quick chicken noodle. Easy Chicken Noodle Soup 8 cups water 12 oz sliced carrots (I used frozen) 2 stalks of celery, sliced 1 lb boneless chicken breast, cubed 1/2 onion, diced 2 tsp crushed…
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