Horses for Heroes

Horses for Heroes

Arkansas State University is using horses for therapy with Veterans and other people in need.

To Those Who Are Serving...

and to those who have served:

Thank you!!

May we all remember this Veteran's Day
and honor Veteran's throughout the year.

Random Five Friday...

My computer popped and died.

The Senior football team, The Bearkatz, enter the conference with 8/2 record.

My computer croaked.

The temperatures are dropping more quickly than I am prepared for and there is much winterizing to be done.

The Queen Anne's Lace has survived our heavy frosts and shares her beauty with me.

I Am Addicted...

to Diamond Candles.  It all began with a post for a giveaway.  I was very interested.  I love candles and I love rings so pairing the two made a wonderfully unique successful business.  I ordered one and gifted the ring to one daughter.  I purchase two more which supplied two more beautiful rings for my other daughter and me.

I received two more for a birthday present from a very dear friend. I have been fueling the flame so the rings will appear.  So thrilled!

The fragrance lingers in the room without being over powering and the candles last for a long time.  I have discovered a bonus too.  The candle container can be cleaned after the candle is used and you have a lovely glass canister.

I received no candles for singing for their praises but I know one thing.  I am determined to get more!!!  And more!!!  Yep, I'm an addict!

Peace In The Valley

The cattle are enjoying their return to winter pasture in the valley. They enjoy the fresh running spring and creek, too.  Hay is stored...in much better shape than we were this time last year with the drought. California is not the only place that has happy cows.

Going to retrieve my rocks so Hubby offered me a ride through the creek in his tractor bucket.  It was a little cool to be playing in water.  I gripped with my feet and hands as Hub tilted me forward and backward as you can tell by my white stubby toes.   Butt!  He was laughing.  The splashing ahead  is Ki-Anne.

This photo is quite deceptive.  Beneath those leaves runs a creek. They are falling faster than the current can carry them away.  When the next rain comes they will wash away and we'll see the water again. The leaves will stop in places along the way to build new soil.

We wait for winter.