This month is slowly coming to a close. Every weekend has had some form of snow or wintry mix. This weekend looked like it was going to be a good weekend for travel and a visit to the ranch, but today the meterologist threw us a winter weather watch for Saturday. I may have to stay in Lame Deer once again. That isn't all bad since I have all of my sewing projects here, 13 boxes of my book Life on the Ranch:Life Lessons I Learned on the Ranch, and my laptop so that I can continue to work on the second book Life on the Ranch: Life Lessons I Learned from Hunting. But even with all that work available, I would rather be home on the ranch with my husband.
My short walk from school housing to the school is paved with a sheet of ice several inches thick, layer of sand and then several inches of snow over it. I put my "chains" on my shoes and head down the hill. Thankfully, I havent fallen yet although I did do the splits the other day!
The ranch has its usual visitors of two owls in the tree, 8-12 grouse, some partridges, jackrabbits and deer.
Chip keeps busy feeding the livestock. They are usually ready for the hay when it comes. They and most all Montanans are ready for a beautiful, warm, sunny day. Hope that your's is full of sunshine.
My short walk from school housing to the school is paved with a sheet of ice several inches thick, layer of sand and then several inches of snow over it. I put my "chains" on my shoes and head down the hill. Thankfully, I havent fallen yet although I did do the splits the other day!
The ranch has its usual visitors of two owls in the tree, 8-12 grouse, some partridges, jackrabbits and deer.
Chip keeps busy feeding the livestock. They are usually ready for the hay when it comes. They and most all Montanans are ready for a beautiful, warm, sunny day. Hope that your's is full of sunshine.
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