I'm not sure how well you can see this, but this raccoon(?) is driving me crazy! He has stolen 2 suets, feeders and all. Another one he managed to steal the suet and left the feeder at the edge of the cornfield. And two of them the suet is gone and the feeder is up out of my reach! He's making me crazy.
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Showing posts with label country. Show all posts
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Wascaly waccoon
I'm not sure how well you can see this, but this raccoon(?) is driving me crazy! He has stolen 2 suets, feeders and all. Another one he managed to steal the suet and left the feeder at the edge of the cornfield. And two of them the suet is gone and the feeder is up out of my reach! He's making me crazy.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
bald
Bald is beautiful!
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Here's the "before" picture, the straight-out-of-camera one.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
boots
Some days you just want to hang it up, that's when you really need to keep going.
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Thursday, September 23, 2010
Good News
I loved how the sun was hitting the red barn in the distance, it seemed to pop against the foreboding sky. And the wheat in the foreground was in shadows, yet the wheat in the distance was graced with the warmth of sunshine. It seemed a good representation of my emotions and the battle ever raging.
The oncologist said that my scan showed no change and my blood looked good. He wants to see me back in three months and will be doing another scan in six months. So, why, even when hearing the great news, can I not celebrate? Immediately, my mind begins to worry that something was missed. And just as I told my family the doctor said it might be cancer way back when, I now tell them, he says there's no change. That's good news, right?
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Saturday, July 31, 2010
Fresh Country Air
Standing in open country with just the breeze in my face makes me feel so small, but also gives me opportunity for plenty of awe, and can stir flickers of hope where there was none. There's not much better than fresh country air. . .minus cow poop aroma, obviously.
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