but the big news this week is that the septic system is finally in
at BEE Happy farm!
and all of the hay is safely in storage!
xox
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Old School.
Today was the running of the Indy 500.
It is the day that I miss my Daddy the most.
I have the radio from his shop
that we used to listen to the race broadcast on....
so I listened to the broadcast while knitting.
I watched a little of the TV coverage, but commercials were SO annoying
that I quickly went back to the Radio.
I guess I am just Old School.
A number of my dear friends called and emailed and generally offered support.
My neighbor brought me FUSCHIAS!
More LOVE is always the answer to whatever the problem is...
xoxox
The Long and Winding Road....
begins with a single step.
This morning I was first in line when the gym opened.
The hour with Pandora Radio (oh! I *heart* Pandora Radio!)
was a delightful prelude to
Weekend work at the Farm
and KNITTING at Lunchtime.
Toe up, 3x1 rib, size 2US dpn metal needles and Opal Hundertwassers work 150.
In between bites of
Fish Tacos. YUM.
xox
TGAF (totally gorgeous at the Farm)
The Hay is being baled and insulation is being installed in the Farm buildings
One foot in front of the other, one day at a time,
PROGRESS!
xox
Another REALLY good day...
I'm finding the balance that pleases me the most is equal parts
a) Right Livelihood (spent the morning Job Coaching)
b) Creativity (Knitting at noon with the puppies after our walk)
c) Exercise (an hour and a half at the gym WORKING on the Physical Therapy prescription)
d) Family (Boy bird and I went to Golden Corral and Target after work) 
e) Paperwork
f) Inspiration (checking the blogosphere, Twitter, and Facebook to see what's going ON...)
g) READING (oh how I LOVE my Kindle2)
Hope you and yours have a wonderful Memorial Day weekend!
I'll be Knitting, watching the Indy 500, and working out on the Farm!
xox
Honeysuckle and New Mown Hay
Another gorgeous day at BEE Happy Farm
The hay mowing has commenced around the future duck pond. It smells heavenly when combined with the honeysuckle there on the Farm road fence....Next project is to meet with the director of the rare breeds conservancy about a research project involving MAGPIE ducks!
google and see how adorable they are!
Okay, back to the interior work in my office!
Blessings to you and yours this day as always...
xox
My Day in Pictures...
So Many BLESSINGS! I am certainly never bored ;)
xox
Raised beds!
Aren't they SPLENDID? 12 feet long by 4 feet wide, 24inches deep.
Next up, filling them with gorgeous compost and putting the baby PLANTS in!
SO Happy!
xox