I'm with you threecollie: Enough is enough! Yeah, it's pretty to look at--for a couple of days. Then it gets slushy and muddy and trampled and it's just not fun any more.
'Sides, let me see even one skier go out and WANT to get their bare toes all squishy in the stuff the way you can for mud. Or the tickling sensation from the lawn on the soles of your feet.
I'm jonesing for the smell of wet earth and flowers. The hum of bees and the song of territorial birds.
Make it end. Make it go away!
(Ya think you can get your cows to provide a wee bit more of that methane they say is heating up the world? Feed 'em some beans or somthing?)
Dani, it is thinking about staying until July I guess. Thanks
Bill, wonderful stuff! If you are short I can loan you a bucket full (or maybe a few hundred thousand buckets full) lol
Jeffro, and wouldn't I just love to! Neighbor to neighbor, our farm to yours! You would have all the moisture you could use and I could get to the hen house. lol
joated, you said it! A friend to the west of us said she saw a killdeer this week. I'll bet the poor thing is starving! I mean, where could it even land safely? We keep saying we do our bit for global warming, but we sure don't seem to get our share. Just like NY taxes and Washington...you pay and pay....
I sure agree with you on that one!!
ReplyDeleteAnd here I was thinking y'all were done with that blasted snow!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love the pictures of the cows from the other day. :)
"The only other sound's the sweep Of easy wind and downy flake"
ReplyDeleteIsn't the snow lovely? - Bill
You could send some of that our way!
ReplyDeleteI'm with you threecollie: Enough is enough! Yeah, it's pretty to look at--for a couple of days. Then it gets slushy and muddy and trampled and it's just not fun any more.
ReplyDelete'Sides, let me see even one skier go out and WANT to get their bare toes all squishy in the stuff the way you can for mud. Or the tickling sensation from the lawn on the soles of your feet.
I'm jonesing for the smell of wet earth and flowers. The hum of bees and the song of territorial birds.
Make it end. Make it go away!
(Ya think you can get your cows to provide a wee bit more of that methane they say is heating up the world? Feed 'em some beans or somthing?)
Oh joy?......Oh crap!
ReplyDeleteLisa, got up to even more this morning. UNCLE!
ReplyDeleteDani, it is thinking about staying until July I guess. Thanks
Bill, wonderful stuff! If you are short I can loan you a bucket full (or maybe a few hundred thousand buckets full) lol
Jeffro, and wouldn't I just love to! Neighbor to neighbor, our farm to yours! You would have all the moisture you could use and I could get to the hen house. lol
joated, you said it! A friend to the west of us said she saw a killdeer this week. I'll bet the poor thing is starving! I mean, where could it even land safely?
We keep saying we do our bit for global warming, but we sure don't seem to get our share. Just like NY taxes and Washington...you pay and pay....
Linda, crap would be better, I swear. lol
Bwaahahahah!
ReplyDeleteI saw your 'label':
"Bah Humbug"
Yeah, I'm over it.
Waaaaaaay over it.
We've got a case of cabin fever sooooo bad.
P.S. Joated is a hoot!
" . .the tickling sensation from the lawn on the soles of your feet."
Bleck!! GO AWAY SNOW!!
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