We did go to the farm (Joe's client) on Wednesday afternoon and will continue to go at our usual time going forward. Doctor appointments for us and for the clients moved our meeting to Fridays for a while. I am happy to get my Friday (day off) back!!
There were no cattle going in and the only ones we saw as we were leaving, were way off in the far away pasture so I have no cattle photos today.
Our big, beautiful Florida sky!!
These horses are in a front pasture and are boarded there.
I don't know their names, but they are sure pretty!
The baby ducks aren't so little anymore.
I wish I had taken a video of "my" babies running to
get their treats! They galloped from the far pasture and
put on quite a show for me. I'll be ready next week in case
they do it again!! I gave them carrots and they gave me some good attention.
Karma got a few carrot pieces.
As did Mallow.
I was sitting quietly at a table in the stable area and the
guineas paraded right in front of me!
Right past Karma's cage!
If you read my blog yesterday, we "discussed" the Maypole.
None of us thought it was still done but this article
was in our paper yesterday, showing some of the kids
at an elementary school dancing around the Maypole!
So there we have it!! Long live the Maypole!
No alarm clock this morning and I'm going to take advantage of it! Need to get some laundry done because I work on Saturday. That means that I DO have Mother's Day weekend off, which will also be our anniversary weekend!! Friends from Michigan are driving down for Mayfaire and we always go out to lunch or dinner with them. Murph used to work at the Museum so he and his wife, Hattie, are part of the Museum family. It will be fun seeing them! But all of that is a week away and news for one or two later blogs!
Thanks for your visit! Peace & hugs! God bless!!
I'm trying to get a few things done this morning, too...though it's my off weekend. Have a great day, Terri!
ReplyDeleteI love your critters at the farm...and they obviously love YOU too!! That is so much fun to see...I know you look forward to it. I didn't read about your Maypole blog...I am way behind...but I do remember doing that as a child at our school. And I vaguely remember making May Day baskets of flowers...but that was a LONG time ago. I am glad to see that your school children got to have a maypole! Love to see old traditions still around. Have a blessed day today...try to relax and enjoy your time off. Your next weekend sounds like fun!!! We'll look forward to hearing about it.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy seeing pictures of the farm animals. Happy spring! I see you're working again?
ReplyDeleteJust a little part time job, Julie. I've had it since the first of December, four days a week, 9-1 and every other Saturday. No stress. It's good for a while.
DeleteThe Maypole lives! And of course, I love the photos you share from your visits to the farm, Terri. Yes, that Florida blue sky is awesome, too.
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Happy Mothers' Day.
ReplyDeleteWhy are most of the ducks looking in one direction? What's on TV? Daffy Duck?
God bless.
Victor, if you look again I think you will see that it is actually a meeting and the leader is telling them all something very important. That's why they are all looking at him and listening intently!
DeleteThat big blue sky is wonderful and I just love baby ducks!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
That's funny about that maypole.
ReplyDeleteThe only memory I have of one, there was a picture of one in a old book I used to read as a child & it always drew me in with all the ribbons....
Hope someone picks up the baton with the Foto Friday - if I didnt do my Friday favorites, I may do it because I love me some pictures!
Those horses are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI would be so tempted to jump on the back of one of those horses! The ducklings are sure growing into adolescence, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteI would love to jump on one of them too. They are all three saddle trained, but I have only done trail rides and really don't now how to really ride. They would know it in an instant! LOL
DeleteLove that blue sky! Your babies love you - and the treats too. :)
ReplyDeleteSo fun to see the schools dance around the maypole.
A Guinea Hen parade and grateful recipients of the carrots. It sounds like your visits to commune with the animal kingdom are refreshing for everybody!
ReplyDeleteLovely blue sky. Ours is very cloudy today and yesterday was awful - quite wet at times, including hail! In May! I hope you're relaxing today after working yesterday Terri.
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