Our daily home baked bread and our eggs from our new hens - so glad we bought some new chicks this past spring because our "old ladies" are not laying at all right now.
This growing girl - all of seven weeks now - holding up her head and smiling away at all of us.
the beautiful weather yesterday that brought us all outside - even without sweaters
washing and hanging out to dry our bed quilt in the warm fresh air
the moon's fullness reflecting in our pond last evening
Mmmm, deep sigh. Love these kinds of posts!
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Mary
http://lundkids.blogspot.com
Those views across your pond are always so lovely! And so is that sweet little girl!
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for our home baked bread too. And for any bright sunny days we may have in between these dark cold snowy ones (which are of course nice also...)
Sendign love to you dear Tonya, Renee <3
Your bread looks delicious and your Emily is adorable. I have an Emily of my own, only mine is 19 years older!
ReplyDeleteLove that moon! We too had a glorious day here in Maine yesterday. I'll take those days whenever I can get them.
ReplyDeletethese days before winter sets in are truly one of the greater gifts of natures bounty! glad you all enjoyed it so fully!
ReplyDeletebeautiful photos...your little one is precious. I can't believe how big she is getting. wonderful blessings for sure!
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The photos are all refreshing and soothing - lovely! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bread, makes me hungry!! Emily is, as all Emilys are, simply perfect ;-)
ReplyDeleteGreat photos....love the sweater on Emily!
ReplyDeletegreat photos!!! your homemade bread looks so good.
ReplyDeletei love the sweater !!!
blessings regina
I am thankful for your blog. I read it nearly every day and it always makes me happy.
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