Friday nights are my favourite nights for visitors … and so there were visitors.. my herd gathering and ME tired the next day. Which is today. So here was yesterday. 
… and my favourite – Sheila. 
I just love this pig. I love her.
I hope you have a lovely day. A pigs day.
Your friend on the farm
celi
The Kitchen's Garden 
32 responses to “Friday nights”
Happy animals and a tired, but happy farmer. The sun is shining here, but the temperature has stayed lower than usual, i.e., cool nights and not sweltering yet. It is wonderful. Have a good day, do the minimum, pet the herd. 🙂
Well crap, thanks. Now I’m singing one of the worst songs to come out of Fame the T.V. series. Watched every episode. Appreciate the earworm and a blast from the past!!
I’m envious of Sheila.
From the rusty hinge right down to Sheila’s sleepy smile, every image in this post is beautiful and speaks thousands of words. What a beautiful day!
Think of the wind farm as kinetic sculptures. I will remember Sheila’s contented face next time I am thinking ‘as happy as a pig in…’ xx
Being of Scandinavian background I absolutely delight in the elegant stylish simplicity of windfarms: think how successful Denmark is with its both on land and snuggled into the sea! Have actually just looked at the published negatives of our growing number as blinking red lights throughout the night would not thrill me either! Seems to depend on how close one is to an airport . . . noise: looking at the picture you should not hear . . . Oh, but think of the wonderful benefits 🙂 !! Wind, water, sun . . . more please!!!
That is one happy pig:)
Look at that beautiful pig, smiling in her sleep! ❤
I can’t remember seeing the turbines in any winter photos – is it not clear enough to see them Celi, or you just dont take pics in that direction when it’s snowing? 🙂
No they are new.. the cranes are flat out up there putting their tops on.. c
Ahhhh ok, that explains it! Thanks! 🙂
I thought I mustnt have been very observant in the past haha
that smile…..love that pig
Sheila looks happy. Maybe you can train her to return her bowl at feeding time. 😉
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