The cattle were out front on our way in! I love being greeted by them!
Look at that brand new little baby!!
Her bougainvillea bushes are so beautiful and are
leaving puddles of petals on the ground.
Their granddaughter is home and so is her dog, Brodie (not sure how she spells it).
He is so beautiful.
Doc and Pistol are in a pasture farther than I wanted to walk
so I drove there. When they saw me walking to the gate,
they started walking toward me (and the carrots).
As I was leaving...
The three parrots all got carrots. These are the two babies.
They are for sale if you know someone who would like this
brother and sister. They are sweet and have been handled.
Mallow is a sweet cockatoo. He got carrots.
This is Karma. Karma is kind of mean. He will take a carrot
piece from me now without biting my finger.
Some of the goats were put in a this area where the ducks and geese
usually roam so they would eat down some of the over-growth
of the bougainvillea bushes on this side of the property.
That is all I have for you today. I feel blessed that we were able to get out a bit. We did go to Publix for a few things yesterday. Just milk and cheese. There weren't too many shoppers. The plexiglass is in place to protect the checkers and there is tape on the floor marking off six feet to wait in line safely. It was a pleasant experience and we got what we needed. The shelves were stocked.
Keeping safe, as I'm sure you are too! Thanks for your visit!
Peace & hugs!! God bless!!
I enjoyed the trip to the farm with you and glad you got to go. Just getting out of the house means alot these days. Happy Friday. Hugs
ReplyDeleteBRODIE... she's just beautiful!!! I'm such a sucker for dogs with beautiful long flowing hair
ReplyDeleteBrodie is one good looking dog, that's for sure! Glad you were able to get out to the farm and enjoy the fresh air and the creatures, great and small. :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Terri!
We went to Walmart for groceries yesterday. Not too many shoppers and 3/4 of the food shelves filled. No toilet paper, wipes, Lysol or hand sanitizer. We were able to get almost all of what we needed.
ReplyDeleteI love your farm pics! Stay safe!
I bet Brodie is happy to be on the farm, grin. Yesterdays shopping experience for us was not pleasant. I am afraid folks are only going to get more uglier as this "house arrest" stays in place.
ReplyDeleteGlad you got to go to the ranch! Do they need another parrot? Not sure if our found parrot was ever collected by its owner. Terri, thank you for the comment on Autism post I did. I thought I hit publish and hit delete by mistake and I could not retrieve it to add to comments. So sorry. I should not be working on the computer at bedtime.lol
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you got to get out and go to the farm. Love seeing the animals. Obviously, they LOVE seeing you (and the carrots, of course!) What a pretty dog! And those bougainvillea bushes are gorgeous...as long as you don't bump into their thorns! So the goats will eat those? Wow!! Our grocery store (Hitchcocks) doesn't have the plexiglass shields, but they do have the check out lanes marked for 6 feet apart, as does the Dollar General store. Our grocery store is never crowded so it hasn't been a problem to go there as needed. We are thankful it is close by. May God continue to bless you and Joe and keep you safe and healthy!!
ReplyDeleteThe goats eat the thorns and it doesn't bother them. The love the flowers!
DeleteI was just going to comment on that!!! Is there anything that grows in Florida that doesn't have prickles?? And don't forget the fire ants!! Had a mess of them as well... :)
DeleteIt's fun when animals come to greet us, be they dogs, cats, cows, horses, goats. Carrots for Parrots. Sounds like a book title.
ReplyDeleteGood outdoor pictures. I'm glad you could get out to "talk to the animals" this week!
Brodie is beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteWow on those bougainvillea petals! I'm imagining an outdoor wedding and the bridge walking that path. Brodie's so-so pretty.
ReplyDeleteCurious, after you get back from the store, do y'all first wipe down the merchandise before bringing it inside? We haven't been (doing that), but now I'm growing suspicious of every little thing.
...the BRIDE walking that path … not the bridge. LOL!
DeleteI got the bride/bridge. No biggie! No, we have not been wiping down the groceries but I do wash (better than usual) any produce not in protective packaging. We wash our hands and use sanitizer though and are careful about that. I know many are spraying or washing everything and leaving some things outside or in the garage for several days. Just wash your hands and don't touch your face. Everything I have read so far says airborne contaminants are our biggest culprit.
DeleteYou got OUT!!! You had someplace to go!!! Lucky, lucky you!!! Wonderful pics! Very gloomy and stormy here.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sky! Beautiful cows, birds, and dog! Beautiful, petal-strewn path. What a lovely outing you and Joe had. I'm jealous---it's been windy and cold lately, so I haven't been out for a walk.
ReplyDeleteTerri, hooray for Publix! They sound like they are paying attention to what is going on!! And love all those animal photographs. ♥
ReplyDeleteGetting outside truly is a gift. It does me so good to even walk down the road so I know getting out to that farm and seeing the animals is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteOoooh! Such beautiful photos today! I'm so glad you made it to the farm and got to enjoy some time there.
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