New Year Wishes

This is circulating on the internet. Being the animal lover I am I had to put it on the blog. Happy New Year Everyone! (My favorite is the dog having fun.)

Here are my 2012 wishes for YOU.

May you ALWAYS make the right move

May your cup runneth over with love

MAY YOU ALWAYS FIND SHELTER FROM ANY STORM

May you remain good looking and looking good.

May you find the perfect diet for your body and your soul.

May you find perfect balance in the company you keep.

May you have as much fun as you can before someone makes you stop.

May the worst thing that happens to you come in slobbery pink and furry TAN.

May  you  manage  to  MAKE  time  for  Time Out!


  May all the new folks you meet be interesting and kind.

May you always know when to walk away... and when to RUN!

 

AND MAY YOUR FRIENDS & FAMILY ALWAYS BRING YOU JOY

 

 

May the New Year only hold good health, success, growth, wealth and happiness for u and your loved ones!  

May God bless you and your loved ones every day!!

Gray

This is winter in Harney County this year. No snow. A study in gray. Normally, we'd be under about three feet of the stuff. It's cloudy today and rains off and on. The day time temperatures are in the forties. Very unusual for this time of year. I'm not complaining. It's nice not to have to shovel my way out to the chicken shed.  There's a lot of winter yet to go.

Happy Fifth Day of Christmas

This is the manger scene my Mother and Dad made one year for Christmas for their kids and grandkids. They made 12 of them. I loaned mine to our church to use during the Christmas season. The painting behind the creche is of St. Andrew's Episcopal church before it burned to the ground in 1967. 

Merry Christmas

From our house to yours, we wish you a very Merry Christmas.  Tex, the chicken in this photo, flew in in a box of gifts from our friends Marlis and Ralph in Texas. He's a welcome addition to our flock, but he can't do a thing with those feathers.

Wild Things Christmas Tree

Here's a Cat Spring, Texas approach to a Christmas. It's a backyard tree for wild critters. But celery?

Santa Visits the December Meeting of the Harney County Hams

Who is that Santa, really?

Christmas Potluck at St. Andrew's Episcopal and Peace Lutheran Church

A good time was had by all.