Tag: peacock train

• “Have you seen my wives?” says The Duke.

  Working in the barn yesterday I heard a rustling and looked out the door.  This is what I saw. “Kupa.”  I said.  “How are you darling?”  “Have you seen Tui or Pania?” he asked, in his polite peacock voice. “I have lost my wives.”   “Oh, honey.” I said. “I think they are way out…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  January 25, 2013

  Farming, Life, Photography

  Ayrshire cow, building a tiny house, can I play with you?, little sheep, peacock, peacock feathers, peacock train, sheep images

• “Have you seen my wives?” says The Duke.

  Working in the barn yesterday I heard a rustling and looked out the door.  This is what I saw. “Kupa.”  I said.  “How are you darling?”  “Have you seen Tui or Pania?” he asked, in his polite peacock voice. “I have lost my wives.”   “Oh, honey.” I said. “I think they are way out…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  January 25, 2013

  Farming, Life, Photography

  Ayrshire cow, building a tiny house, can I play with you?, little sheep, peacock, peacock feathers, peacock train, sheep images

• From Gray to Kupa’s Way

  The days work begins and ends in the pitch dark now, though yesterday was warm, the day was gray.  I know winter is coming, the light is dimming, but these last few warm days have been a delightful respite.   L’il Puss The Scrapper’s bottom is kept comfy. He has very generously offered to keep…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  November 21, 2012

  Farming, Life, Photography, Sustainable farming, Vegetarian, Writing

  Daisy the cow, gray day, hereford pig, house cow, peacock plumage, peacock train, sheep, The kitchen’s garden, vegetable stock, winter coming