Friday Photos...

I do have a few new photos to share this week since we did go to the farm (Joe's client) on Wednesday.  I am sharing some different shots (hopefully) from my usual.  No cattle this week!

I haven't seen Vanna and Majesty in a few weeks.  They are in the

 pasture next to Doc and Pistol, now, so they got some

carrots too.  

No close-ups of Doc and Pistol, but here they are in

the pasture after they got their carrots.

I didn't see Arya this trip but did see Kobe, Reece, Roho, and this beautiful boy, Tex.

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One of the "kids" was visiting from California with her hubby and three kids.  It was nice to finally

meet them!  They headed out in one of the ATVs to see if they could find some animals.

When they returned they said they saw cattle and a few deer.

This flower was blooming by the patio where I usually sit. Not sure what it is. I don't know

flowers from weeds, but had to take a picture!

This is one of the workers at the farm who feeds and cares for the animals.  She had just

given Barbie a bath and was combing out her mane.  Barbie is around 30 years old.  She is

an old gal who is gentle and is the horse all the kids learned to ride on.  She doesn't have

to give rides anymore and is just living out her years.  She got a carrot too.

Mallow got some apple from me.  She says "Pretty Bird" and also calls Kobe.

The two baby parrots are learning and both came to the perch to get their apple pieces.

Karma is mean and will bite, unlike the newbies above.  He did get his apple slice though.

Joe and I were hungry after we left the farm and stopped at our favorite Palace Pizza.  Joe had two slices and I had a lunch portion of spaghetti and meat sauce. Yum!!  While we were

eating, the owner (in the glasses) and the other employees all sat down for their meal of

what looked like pasta with Alfredo sauce. I wanted some of that when I saw it!!  Next time!

Yesterday, some medical equipment was delivered to our house by Kevin.  I got an "ice machine" and some cuffs for my calves that blow up and massage to keep the blood moving after surgery.  The ice machine is really cool (no pun intended).  It flows cooled water through a knee brace for 50 minutes at a time so we don't have to deal with messy ice bags all the time.  He showed me how it works and I wanted to just keep it on my knee for a while. It felt great!

So, while most of you are reading this I will be in Tampa for my pre-op stuff.  We start out at the doctor's office for a clinic there and then we go to the hospital (Tampa General) for whatever else they need. It is all becoming very real now!! 

Thanks for peeking in today!  Peace & hugs!!

God bless!!