I know why I could never have a blog with thousands of followers...I don't want to update a blog every day - only when I feel like it. Blogging started as a way to document my travels with pictures and memories. So I guess it is more for me than for anyone else. Just a way to put into words the day to day life I live.
Little Man and his mommy and daddy and Oldest Grandson went with us for supper at K&W in Clemmons last night. Little Man LOVES okra - it's fun to watch him eat. 'Course he loves eating most things. He came home with us to spend the night. Such a great feeling having a little boy sleeping over - as well as a not so little boy. A two year old and two teenage grandsons...works out really well.
He is outside with Papa - feeding Gracie and Stormy (our miniature donkeys) one cookie each and checking out all the tractors and farm equipment. I think they may ride to our neighbors to see the new addition to their "Petting Zoo" - another llama. Oh...and he is riding his Harley. He found the Turbo button - couldn't believe how fast that thing goes. We had to chase him down to slow him down. How much fun is that?
I'm still working on the Bargello quilt - it is one of those projects that I have to take a break from. My eyes begin to cross after a couple of hours looking at those tiny little blocks.
I really enjoy looking back at the pictures of our road trips. Brings back such good memories. I'm posting a picture I took in Seattle. When we drove through this area I kept thinking, "Do people live like this by choice?" The houses are so close - hard to imagine living that close. Guess I'm just used to having a little space. The irony is that not far from these cities, there are areas with almost no population. It's good to realize that not everyone lives like we do - nor does everyone want to live like we do. Nice to have a choice.
Little Man and his mommy and daddy and Oldest Grandson went with us for supper at K&W in Clemmons last night. Little Man LOVES okra - it's fun to watch him eat. 'Course he loves eating most things. He came home with us to spend the night. Such a great feeling having a little boy sleeping over - as well as a not so little boy. A two year old and two teenage grandsons...works out really well.
He is outside with Papa - feeding Gracie and Stormy (our miniature donkeys) one cookie each and checking out all the tractors and farm equipment. I think they may ride to our neighbors to see the new addition to their "Petting Zoo" - another llama. Oh...and he is riding his Harley. He found the Turbo button - couldn't believe how fast that thing goes. We had to chase him down to slow him down. How much fun is that?
I'm still working on the Bargello quilt - it is one of those projects that I have to take a break from. My eyes begin to cross after a couple of hours looking at those tiny little blocks.
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