
little hands. Jilly beans is digging right in.
Last weekend Zach spent the day with James down on the farm, then on Sunday we went to a friend's farm so The Chick and Jilly Beans could play in the dirt. Today I took Zach back to spend the day in the field with his Pop-Pop, so for a few hours I'm foot loose and fancy free!
I hardly know what to do with myself so I'm not doing much at all.
I got behind a convoy of cotton pickers, bole buggies, and module builders on my way back from the farm around noon today. It didn't exactly take 30 minutes to travel a mile but it sure took a long time to go 8 miles with a traveling speed of just 20mph. They were too wide to get around on a 2 lane road with no shoulders, traveling much too close together, and generally being a pain in the pass!
9 comments:
Looks like a beautiful day though!!
Loved the girls "diggin'" the dirt!!
:-D
I find the cotton plants so fascinating...we don't grow it over here so I'm not familiar with them at all. Love the pictures of the grandkids, so precious:-)Your sunflower is gorgeous, ours are all finished now.
You won't catch anyone in short pants 'round these here parts these days...
What a beautiful sunflower with a wee butterfly in it too!
Love the pictures!! The girls and Zach are growing up so fast, and cute as ever. :)
Looks like poicking time girl! :-) Have a grand week!
I grew up working on farms and I miss it so much. It was a very special time for me. It was the most honest work in the world.
Nice photos from the delta.
Sis,
It is good to read your blog so that I can get the lastest on what is going on down south. I miss being there and the smell of the harvest. Fall is my favorite time of year and the leaves up here are so beautiful this year. If I could get the southern smells of harvest to go with the brilliant colors up here....I'd be in heaven. Love and miss you all...
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