Going Forward—Monday, December 23, 2024
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11 comments:
Pants on the floor I get a lot of with two boys...love the hummer!
Except for the hummingbird, looks like my house! Love the pictures, great idea!
p.s. I have to empty my pockets over a trash can before putting overalls in the wash - do you?
hmmmm, I wonder whose those are ;) Great picture of the hummingbird!
Gosh, you have gorgeous flooring.
:D
Oh, boy do I know that look. Just last night, filty levis from welding, hauling hay, fixing the sprayer, cultivating....yes, I do understand.
Linda
http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com/
Great pictures! Love the pants on the floor!
Colleen, I can imagine and I only have one boy...who thinks the dining room floor is the place for the jeans he has been wearing while he rebuilds a tractor engine. lol..and thanks
Teri, I take jeans, especially the boss's outdoors to deal with pockets and cuffs. The washer is right near the back door. Lol, sometimes I could bale the stuff in his cuffs and feed at least one cow
Lisa, you know the owner well. lol and thanks
Rebecca, don't you love the "rug"? lol
Linda, Amazing how much dirt they can get on 'em lol
Ava, thanks, usually my reaction is to holler at the culprit but this time I decided to immortalize them. lol
What a great pic of that humming bird!
Oh my gosh.
Perfect.
So different and so . . .
perfect.
Love the hummingbird! Wish we had them.
Dani, thanks! She was very obliging and came right in when I was sitting there with the camera.
Cathy, Normally I just holler when I see pants snuggled up to the dining room chairs. This time I grabbed the camera and then hollered...not that it did any good. Thanks lol
JB, thanks, they are one of the great highlights of the summer. I can't walk past a window on that side of the house without looking to see if there is one on the feeder.
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