THE CHIEF IS FOREVER SHAPING YOUNG MEN. (Look at poor Ryan's face.)
DILLON AND RYAN ARGUE OVER WHO HAS THE BEST IDEA PLACING THE BROODER.
BETH CELEBRATES THE ABSENCE OF THE BLIZZARD BY THE NEXT AFTERNOON!Our weather forecast for yesterday said to expect "light snow flurries in the AM". My son and grandchildren arrived safely to spend the weekend working on the remodeled chicken house. The snow flurries started and continued the enitre day, finally coming down in huge flakes piling up. My poor family men were freezing and the job had to be finished at least to the point the chickens could be safe on their roost for the night.
Granddaughter and I worked in the house and felt sorry for the guys but gave thanks we were gals and were not expected to be out on the frozen tundra.
We are expecting our friends from Kentucky tomorrow or the next day. They are returning from a long visit (since November) to California. As far as we know their old Kentucky home is still without power so the haven't been in a big fizz to get back there.
Tuesday my satellite internet will be hooked up and hopefully I can make all my blog rounds and read and post comments with new found speed. Cross fingers please:) I'm trying not to get my hopes up.
The boys are already gathering at the breakfast table so I guess Granny Annie better head that way. They just love to come to our table and say, "More eggs please."
Granddaughter and I worked in the house and felt sorry for the guys but gave thanks we were gals and were not expected to be out on the frozen tundra.
We are expecting our friends from Kentucky tomorrow or the next day. They are returning from a long visit (since November) to California. As far as we know their old Kentucky home is still without power so the haven't been in a big fizz to get back there.
Tuesday my satellite internet will be hooked up and hopefully I can make all my blog rounds and read and post comments with new found speed. Cross fingers please:) I'm trying not to get my hopes up.
The boys are already gathering at the breakfast table so I guess Granny Annie better head that way. They just love to come to our table and say, "More eggs please."
aw, what a wonderful post. i can feel all the love! i'd be grateful to get to be inside too!!! quiet morning here - we're expecting 1-3 inches today... and more - a lot more - tomrrow!
ReplyDeleteWe had some beautiful flakes falling all day yesterday, and ended up with 6 inches by this morning. Everything is coated with snow, and the sun is shining brightly. I probably won't be getting out of here until Wednesday, when we'll get to 70, but at least it's not ice! And it does look beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHope the chickens had their new coup to sleep in. Happy March!
Renie
We had two days of 70 degree weather and now we have 3 to 4 inches of snow, today the sun is shining and it is 14 degrees ??
ReplyDeleteI am glad to are safe and warm. Hugs~~~~Leslie
you WILL love having the fast internet, I just acquired that service here myself, I really don't know how I made do with mere dial up here to fore. I don't envy you your snow flurries, but I do like hearing how down to earth and homespun your family relationships are. priceless.
ReplyDeleteHope the chickens got covered safely, and the eggs are yummy this morning :)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your company and the high speed!!
ReplyDeleteI got all my errands done on Friday before the snow. I like to stay inside. I finally left the house today to go to church. More eggs please!
ReplyDeleteTrust all goes well for you. Isn't it nice to have company?
ReplyDeleteAnnie, we got some cold air but no rain or snow here....Hope you got the chicken house finished.....With chickens, you probably have plenty of eggs for those hard working guys.
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed! Now I want an omelette :)
ReplyDeleteI just saw the pictures and I can't believe how much Beth looks like Chelle to me. For some reason I wanted to cry (really not sure why). She is just beautiful as well as the 2 boys are handsome. Tandy must be so proud!
ReplyDeleteSorry I just had to butt in here to say how much I like Ryan's jacket!
ReplyDeleteI've read your posts on Riot Kitty's blog and always think you have something interesting to say. :)
Me and frozen tundra do not mix. I'd have been in the house with you girls. I'll scrub toilets and mop floors, but PLEASE don't make me go out in the cold weather!!!
ReplyDelete:-)
I've been back in AR for awhile, and it did not bother me one iota that I missed out on that ice storm. Your Kentucky friends probably didn't mind it either.