Here is the view from the other kitchen window today, ... I think I like them both ...
And here is Beth's view ... She is having a rough go of it this year ... I think this will be her last lamb.
And the two black sheep of the flock ... Evie and Felicia ... Felicia has the most amazing fleece ...
Don't know if you can see how long and true black it is ...
I'm crossing my fingers that the hay supply holds out at least until after the lambs come ...
I took this shot ... well, because the shadows were so pretty going across the old wood box I use as my coffee table ...
And I don't know what is going on with my Christmas cactus ... but it has been blooming for about a week now ... But the weird thing, is it is blooming red ... It was purple last time it bloomed at Christmas ...
That's right 30 days and counting ... there should be lambs, lambs, and more lambs ... small ones, big ones, black ones, white ones ... and of course cute ones (which is all of them). Still busy ... New gate is on order, Milker is in the mail ... yeah ... almost ready.
Have a great week.
WSF
Both pretty views.I'd love a real snow this year though.Counting with you can't wait to see the sweet babies.Warm Blessings!~Amy
ReplyDeleteLovely view out your windows.
ReplyDeleteLove seeing your sheep. Something about them always puts a smile on my face.
Have a wonderful evening~Becky
I love your pictures and I don't know what is up with that cactus, either.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the new babies!
Blessings~Karen
My Christmas cactus is blooming too...what gives? I love all of your photos.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Courtney
Love the window view , your cactus is beautiful as well ! But so loving all the sheep cant wait to see all those beautiful new babies! not to be partial but I just LOVE the black sheep so beautiful ! Have a great evening ! hugs lil raggedyangie
ReplyDeleteI would like to get a lamb. On my walks last spring I watched the little lambs in the field as their mothers grazed. I am excited to see yours arrive & to learn what you share in your posts soon. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteLara
We have had odd weather here too, but I think I'm favoring the second view as I'm ready for Spring.
ReplyDeleteYour sheep are beautiful, I can't wait to see the babies!
I have 6 Christmas cacti,two full bloomed for Christmas, 2 had a few blooms, and two didn't bloom. But now one of the two that didn't is blooming in full now and is red like yours. I think the very odd winter messed them up depending on which window they were near.
Here in Michigan we have been having a rollercoaster Winter too. 32 and snow one day and high 60's the next. Every week its been like this. Love your black dollie with the strawerry. hat a cutie she is! Take care, Janice
ReplyDeleteBoth window views are awesome....Love your doll with the strawberry.
ReplyDeleteLovely sheep and sounds like lots of babies on the way :)
I wish we would get one real snow before spring becomes official. Loving the sheepies.....Sorry that Beth is getting worn out by birthing so many. We are familiar with that and our doxies. They just get tired, don't they?
ReplyDeleteLoving your black baby!
Pretty view from your window! So exciting that the count down is on! Looking forward to the pictures and posts about the new lambs!
ReplyDeleteYou live in such a beautiful place! Looking forward to seeing some pictures of cute little new babies.
ReplyDeleteYour little black doll is adorable and love her little wool strawberry too!
So will you be with us less when spring comes? Are you gonna have time to keep us posted on the sheep? I hope so. =]
Have a delightful week~
Beautiful views from out your window. Can't wait to see pictures of your little lambs. My Christmas cactuses are still blooming also. I have 3 right now that have beautiful red blooms. Enjoy your day, Teri!
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to seeing your lambs. I've never seen them first born. Your dollye is beautiful. And I am fond of your sewing machine's
ReplyDeletepin catcher. I've never seen one of them before.
Hugs,
Susan