Gardening, haying, taking care of neighbor Irv's chickens while he's in rehab from his hip replacement, taking care of our own livestock, trying to get ahead of the weeds, lawn, the list goes on and on. Plus surveying Black Oystercatchers during the month of May out at the coast... a wonderful reprieve from all the work on the farm.
But things are definitely looking up from last fall. Johnny is doing well and able to do most everything, albeit slower and with a limp. He raked the hay fields today and mowed under electric fence lines, repaired the horse fence and probably more I don't know about because I was busy weeding and watering and tending animals.
What a delight it was in the middle of our labors to get these photos from Kestrel and Cedrus' Auntie Fudge, taken this weekend while visiting her for a couple days. I think the photos were taken at the BART station and on the BART. She took them to the city (San Francisco) and let them pick out summer outfits. She loves buying them clothes. They loved trying on and rejecting many outfits until finding just the ones they wanted.
When I raved about these wonderful photos, Auntie Fudge sent me two of Cedrus taken on BART during a "sleepover" two years ago. What a day brightener!
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