But now that I sit down to write, I find nothing but air in my head. And very little of any value in my camera either. Isn’t that funny. I was so sure I took more shots but I must have been framing them in my mind as I was talking to all those little voices in my head and not a camera to be seen!
Does anyone else have days like that?
Poor BooBoo cannot understand why Marmalade does not want to play anymore. 
Good morning. Berit and I heaved into the work yesterday. I worked at getting the barn back ship shape and he worked in the chook house lining the walls. We have t0 start thinking about winter now. Tomorrow morning we will finish stacking the hay, then take the tractor around to the the big barn to collect some pig panels.
Great News. The Fellowship book: Letters for my Little Sister is ready for the printers. As ready as I can be anyway. I now await the quotes for the printing. It is a sensational piece of work. I am so proud of you all for contributing to it and supporting me through the making of it. I hope to sell enough to at least pay for the printing. Then we can all have a copy and one for our daughters or nieces or little sisters. Such an exciting period.
Suddenly the tomatoes are turning red so I will begin the sauce today.
I hope you all have a lovely day.
your friend on the farmy
celi
The Kitchen's Garden 
43 responses to “I had so much to say”
Hi Celi…Still much sustained and full of creativity. Bravo, sweet woman!
A book being published, what an accomplishment! Sweet Marmalade and Boo. Love that picture. 🙂
Hi Celi .. I call it ‘bloggers block’ and it happens to me all the time. 🙂 You do such a grand job blogging daily. Pat yourself on the back!
It’s like the weather man has done the same thing in Ontario as your house! My tomatoes have started to ripen too! Finally! Looking forward to seeing that book. Wow.
I very often have days like that…..without a picture no words come out. I just put up any picture on the screen and start typing..:)
Congratulations on getting the book ready. No wonder you’ve run out of words (temporarily I’m sure). I know what a huge task it is to do a project like this. I hope you will be proud of the finished product.
So proud of you, Miss C. I can never quite imagine how you get so much done in a day, a week, a year—and yet you do it marvelously and with such good cheer and poetic flair that I can’t imagine you *not* doing it all, either. May the book be, at the very least, all that *you* have dreamed it should be, plus a bit more! 🙂
xoxo,
K