Wednesday walk, talk, dogs, babies, adults and warm sunshine
Spot and Suzie and Lambikin
Pinky’s twin girls, who we helped deliver, are the friendliest of the lambs. When I fed Lambikin this morning they ran over to me and, after he had finished his bottle, they rubbed noses with me. We have decided to keep them both and sell the other lambs
In the garden the sunshine is working it’s magic
I don’t know why she does it
But sometimes Mabel
Expecting visitors? I’m starting to bake again and to fill the freezer with cakes and jam tarts
Early morning sky
A sunny, cold afternoon
Perfect for weeding the raised beds and spotting bright red ladybirds – plenty about.
The cherry blossom is starting to show
Another hen went broody and is sitting on two goose eggs in her own “broody house”
The sheep have been moved around the field and are enjoying the fresh grass
I need to restock the freezers with some cakes and jam tarts.
And to top it all the dentist was pleased with me this morning – I did stop eating sweets during the first lockdown as I was worried about losing teeth or needing fillings when dentists were closed. That seems a long time ago now as we begin to open up and to live with “the virus”.
As the daffodils die back the tulips bloom
Strange colours in the early morning light
Learning to skip, playing with lambs and seeing the killing power of cats
Grandpa put the ark together and grandchildren are playing
The cats played with the box
