Showing posts with label Happy Things. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Happy Things. Show all posts
Unexpected Flowers
I asked my husband Mark, to stop and get some raisin bread for a bread pudding recipe that I wanted to try. He came in with FIVE loaves and this bouquet for me! Such a sweetie.
Happy New Year!! Today we look forward to the new year. And with that, we finally picked out the site for the log cabin! Above is an artist's rendering, but all you have to do is picture it smack dab in the middle of the woods and there you have it! It is going to be a lot of hard work since we are doing it all ourselves. We are even cutting the logs from the Cedar in our woods! I am getting tired just thinking about it. I'll post our progress and possibly ask for opinions on options that we are deciding on. I guess we'll have our own version of "Blog Cabin". If you have built a log cabin yourself, drop me a line.
Snow on Christmas
Mark and I went for a walk on the farm and into our woods. This is a picture of part of our back pasture. We got 5" of snow! That is quite a bit for Kentucky. It was nice to have a White Christmas.
Christmas in Kentucky
While so many homes are getting ready for Christmas morning, with children and presents, food and family. We are spending it very quietly. Our four children are now grown and far away. We will eat breakfast and talk to all of our Grandchildren on the phone to see what Santa brought them.
We'll feed the animals and I think that since it is supposed to snow, we may go for a walk in the woods. There is something about being in the woods with the snow softly falling that is so calming. You hear nothing but your breath and the crunch of the snow and leaves beneath your feet.
We hope that your Christmas is everything that you want it to be and that you find peace and prosperity in the new year.
Deborah and Mark
We'll feed the animals and I think that since it is supposed to snow, we may go for a walk in the woods. There is something about being in the woods with the snow softly falling that is so calming. You hear nothing but your breath and the crunch of the snow and leaves beneath your feet.
We hope that your Christmas is everything that you want it to be and that you find peace and prosperity in the new year.
Deborah and Mark
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