I do NOT want to discuss the snow.
I do not want to discuss how snow that is driven by wind flings itself like white mud at everything and sticks.
I do not want to discuss gates frozen shut. And sit-upons that cannot be Sat Upon.
I don’t even want to discuss that these shots are not black and whites.
They are searching for colour.
So as that leaves us with very little to talk about in regards to yesterday’s snow and then last nights cold that proceeded to freeze everything BACK UP! How about you see if you can guess when Daisy’s calf will arrive.
For all of you who know about these things. Her udder is full but there is no milk leaking. No softness or swelling you know where. She is swanning about in a lazy and laid back fashion and eating like the proverbial horse. She is no longer carrying out to the side and looks thinner.
Just for fun. Cast your vote.
Thank you. All the calendars have been sold and I have a respectable list for Calender Number two, which will go from May to May. I will be in touch with you via email sometime today. The next series after that will be October when I will make the Christmas calender for all the antipodeans and any other takers. I will be working on our Summer T shirts shortly. I certainly need a few new t shirts. Sheila is very grateful for your contributions and encouragement. She thanks you and so do I.
Have a lovely day
your friend on the farmy
celi
The Kitchen's Garden 
49 responses to “Ya Wanna Bet?”
The photos are beautiful and even more so because the snow is at yours and not here. Can I whisper (very quietly) that we’ve had a gorgeous sunny spring day today. Hoping that the spring will soon blow in for you.
That you are able to make pictures of your surroundings, which looks like the inside of a freezer where someone’s left the door slightly ajar… that are so fabulous is of some chilly comfort to you, I hope. Otherwise, bah….
if we pick the right date, do we win the calf?
Gorgeous photos of the S thing!
I know the snow is a pain in the butt in a practical sense, but it really does look quite beautiful! I’ll be sending “warm weather for the birthing” vibes your way, though. 🙂
I picked St. Paddy’s day just in case she’s got some Irish in her.
I’m definitely in for two shirts. The kids’ birthdays are in the summer and they would love them! Especially Miss A. And yes, let’s not discuss the snow or cold. Hmph.
Is it the cold, or my imagination – those sheep look like their woolly coats are growing by the second! 🙂
These photos are priceless – Celi, they just have to end up in a book: love the one with the fire hydrants insisting in telling us they are there and they are red! Seem to have voted with the majority – what a romantic time to become Mom . . . . Daisy, c’mon baby!!!
Unbelievable!
Oh my…I have been thinking about you so much and you inspired me recently to make a big pot of lentil soup…I felt if I made lentil soup on our only snow fall of the winter that it would make you warmer somehow! Weird, but it did warm me up and I sent lots of warm thought your way. That snow is really amazing and it is time for it, like all long staying guests, to go.
We may not like the snow, but your not-supposed-to-be black & whites are lovely.
Never undderestimate a full moo. (But I hope it’s Monday!…geesh, such a winter. Bundle up!)