Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Snow Day

The only food to eat on a snow day is soup but why does my vegetable peel pile always look like this? 


Jake liked the snow but he seemed a bit suspicious...as if we had put the snow there to distract him from the fact that we were going somewhere in the car without him.




Mr. Rooster stood here for a while before flopping ungracefully back to the hen house...


The babies came out to play. 


 
So that was fun....when's Spring?

Smiles,
Lisa

6 comments:

  1. Your baby goats are just too adorable. We are not allowed to have goats here in Millinocket. Bah-Bah!
    Hugs
    Kathleen

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  2. I am right there with ya. I am so ready for spring and it's not even winter yet. It's freezing here in Ga. But at least there's no white stuff here. I have to haul water to the critters though. Their water is one gigantic ice cube every morning.

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  3. UGH! All four letter words are off limits until after the Christmas mail rush is over. You can have it all you want up there.

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  4. Oh Lisa, you have snow, you lucky girl!!! It was in the 70's here today, Char

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  5. Soup sounds good, and unfortunately I totally relate with the bandaids. Although I just cut up a butternut squash with no missing digits! Oh those baby goats are just darlin'! Loving the snow, now that it's gone from the roads. xo ~Lili

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  6. Those are awesome baby goats. Makes me proud of my Nigerian half. I sure hope they like Peanuts.

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