The first flowers of spring!
Author: Joyce
Today’s Smile
Audrey is not feeling well today.  Megan decided that Audrey needed a get well card. She cut out a heart with Andrea’s help and then drew a “girl, it not a boy” for Audrey. At lunch time, she prayed, “thank you for making Audrey better later.” Audrey was given the card and then it disappeared. She found it later, taped on her bedroom door at Megan level.
Even More Perfect Weather
I am amazed at how different frozen bubbles look each time I take pictures of them.
Glorious Morning!
“From the rising of the sun to its setting, the name of the Lord is to be praised!” Psalm 113:3
We have been getting to bed really late the last two nights. A lady from church is helping Audrey learn to knit, so we stayed out late Wednesday for a lesson. Last night we had a great time bowling with some friends. Add to that, Megan has the “snuffles” and does not sleep well.
Allan still had to be at work on time this morning. He noticed the sunrise was extra pretty as he drove to work and he called to let me know. So I went to enjoy the beautiful sunrise that God designed for us.
Winter is Back
Taste of Spring
The weather was so nice today. Much of the snow has melted and it was fun playing outside. It was warm enough to play in puddles and have a picnic during snack time.
Waiting for Spring
National Napping Day
Hope that you get a chance to enjoy National Napping Day.
(After the neighbor’s dog chased this raccoon up our tree, the raccoon curled up and took a nap for a good hour.)
Cat
Andrea asked if I could come to work with them again today. She said that Megan had learned how to climb into the loft and Adrian wanted to show me the hay castle.
They finished their chores and then they enjoyed having a barn to play in. While I watched and listened to their play, I practicing taking pictures of the barn cats.
This is my favorite of them all. Paul had noticed the camera strap dangling and was deciding if he wanted to attack it. He decided a bath sounded better.
Mark’s Break
While visiting the kids at work today, I watched as Mark stopped under the heat lamp. He leaned on his shovel and daydreamed for a little bit before finishing cleaning the alpacas’ stall.