As always, my only photos are from our visit to the farm this week (Joe's client). More of the same, perhaps from different angles!
A momma and her baby...
If you click to enlarge, you will see a baby in the shade.
And this is two babies at the right of the photo,
or one with a head on each end!!
or one with a head on each end!!
Karma was happy for a piece of apple.
And so was Mallow!
The baby ducks just keep growing!
Karma has quite a playground in his enclosure.
Prince was afraid Suki was going to get a treat!
Suki did get a treat! First time he came close enough!
'My' boys!! They got carrots and apples!
And I did take this photo of a sunset at Mas Verde.
Joe was getting the mail - I snapped the shot.
Our neighbors across the street, Anne & Paul, just returned from New York (state) where they went a month ago because Anne's mom was sick. She died while they were there. I'm so sad and so sorry for Anne. She is taking it hard. He mom was 92 and lived a good life. She told Anne not to cry, but we all know that's easier said than done. It will take some time. Lift a prayer if you would.
Thanks for checking in today! Peace & hugs! God bless!!
That sunset is gorgeous! What a beautiful place you live. So sorry to hear of your friend's mother. I will be praying for the family.
ReplyDeleteI always love to see your farm photos, and am so happy for you to have that weekly outing to look forward to. I know the critters enjoy your visit as much as you do! That sunset pic is gorgeous! And I am truly sorry for your neighbor Anne. Praying God will comfort her in the loss of her mother. Losing our mothers is never easy at any age. Sending her hugs and prayers today.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the point of that cow in the first photo playing hide and seek by counting to 100 against a tree when her calf is right behind her?
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Always enjoy the farm pictures. Prayers for your neighbor in the death of her Mother. Happy Friday to you and Joe.
ReplyDeleteI like seeing your pictures from the farm. I'm a critter girl and enjoy seeing what your "friends" are up to each week. Karma's enclosure is really something! Is the farm a private residence, a rescue, or a commercial venture?
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely sunset and your neighborhood is beautiful.
Saying a prayer for Anne.
I always love your farm pics. Love all the babies this week.
ReplyDeleteHave a good day!
I love watching the baby calves at Grimmwood. They love to frolic with each other and you cannot help but laugh. Farm visits are good for the soul as your pictures prove.
ReplyDeletePraying for Anne's comfort during this time of grief. A parent is our greatest cheerleader in life.
ReplyDeleteI think the best thing about Spring is all the new babies! Prayers lifted for Anne's peace of mind. So sad she's become a member of the 'sorority' none of us want to join.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy your farm photos, Terri. I especially liked seeing those precious little calves in the shade, and was so impressed by the size of Karma's "cage." Wow!
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about your friend's loss. As you know, we are going through the same thing after losing Mimi in February. Grieving is a process, and I will keep Anne in my prayers.
Blessings!
Beautiful pictures again! Love that last one!
ReplyDeleteI always love farm pictures. They make me smile. How fun you all get to go there every week (or close to it)
ReplyDeleteI saw the babies! That's a beautiful sunset too!
ReplyDeleteLove the trips to the farm. You live in such a beautiful place. The sunset is just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteIt's clear you enjoy your trips to the farm Terri and it's always lovely to see your pics. Sorry to hear about your friend's loss. Even when we know it's coming we're never fully prepared for the death of a loved one. Thanks for all your visits to my blog and supportive comments too. It's much appreciated.
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