I am so blessed to have what I have. A loving family, wonderful dogs, my beloved horses and a nice place to live. It is out in the country with no neighbors within 300 yards. Love that as I am not much of a neighbor kind of girl. I don't know why, I just enjoy solidarity.
Yesterday my husband helped a neighbor bale hay and in turn we got 47 square bales free! Well, not free because Joe worked his little hiney off but it is some really good hay for the horses. We have to be smart and arrange for our winter hay now while the prices are good (hopefully). We are using some of our stimulus check to buy it. I think we will be able to get the 12 or so round bales from our same neighbor. After all, it is good hay and I would rather give it to a friend than someone in the business just to make money. This hay came from the Texas Longhorn Ranch (pictures featured on an earlier post.....I don't yet know how to do the linky thing to get you there). Mr and Mrs Cannon are such sweet people. We are very fond of them.
Again, life is good. I never tire of saying that.
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That there looks like a Texas sunset!
Hay!!
Solitary times are good.
What a beautiful view... just reminds us of how good God is!
anything from texas is good and sweet ;)
Yeh, I know, I'm from Texas. Hyuk.hyuk.hyuk. Gorgeous sunset. So you do have neighbors you like.
Hay, why not. Snort snort.
I wonder if that old gal that stoppped by in your early blog and blasted you as a sick person because of your fun post that day.
Shame. Because you have posted a lot of horse pictures. Sounds like she left 5 minutes before the miracle.
I have wondered that too zane. I still think she comes back but doesn't post. But if not, her loss I'd say.
Awesome photo!! I love quiet times!
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