Showing posts with label Fall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fall. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Ch...ch...changes

The leaves are not only changing, but FALLING
T is having a hard time keeping up


After all, our yard in Savannah was a tad smaller


There are leaves everywhere and I love it
maybe because I don't have to rake them!


Summer used to be my favorite time of year (for obvious reason)
but I'm now officially a Fall fan
It's cooler...
No gnats...
(a South Georgia problem!)
The smells are wonderful
We get to have fires 
(on some nights)

This is my new favorite scent
Hearth by Trapp




More leaves in the backyard


And some exciting news to share!
We adopted a cat!
Our first child!!!

Meet Birdie


she is precious and sweet and well-behaved and she is already potty trained!

Here she is enjoying the leaves in the backyard
We are slowly introducing her to the outdoors, so right now she is a house cat.
She loves to snuggle, so her mother is perfectly fine with her being indoors for now!


We love our new child.

In other news, I've become obsessed with Top Chef Texas


I've never watched Top Chef before, but I'm loving it!
Is anyone else watching?

That is all for now!
Hope everyone is having a great week!
xx.

Thursday, November 3, 2011

Fall at the Farm

Fall is one of my favorite times of year
It cooler for one, and in the deep South, after a long, hot and dry summer, cool air is a welcome change

Fall is also a wonderful time of year on my family's farm
Just like us, the cows are happy to feel some relief from the heat


Fall also happens to be calving season on our farm

The new baby calves are so precious and tiny, just like a human...only a tad bigger, like say, 90 pounds!

They stick close to their moms, who keep a very watchful eye on them.
They spends lots of time nursing, while mom spends lots of time munching on hay 



This soon-to-be mom was taking a relaxing afternoon dip!  It may be cooler in Georgia, but it's still technically "pool" weather...


enjoying a much needed afternoon snack


It was so peaceful while I shot these pictures.  No one was around except me, my puppy, and 25 new mothers and their babies.  And the best part, no one was crying!


How precious are these babies?


Can you believe in just a little over a year, they'll be this size?


This little guy was the only one who really paid me any attention...
I think he wanted to play

Running towards me

then decided that wasn't a good idea...

I love this mama cow, Miss Lucy
 

She gave me several different faces while I took her picture

Sticking out her tongue

A little wink




Ok, enough of that, back to dinner

And yes, its still fly season, too!  One good cold snap and they should be gone!


This is also another favorite and a story of a sort of adoption.
This white mama cow's baby calf was born dead and the little black baby cow's mom died shortly after giving birth to him.  Since Mom didn't have a baby and Baby didn't have a mom, my Dad tried a little experiment.  He put them in the same pen to see if the mom would adopt the little baby.  And she took right to him!  They have bonded over the last month and she has let him nurse everyday (thats what he is doing in this picture and why you can barely see him!).  
She is also one protective mama!  She wouldn't even let me in the pen to take their picture.  She was not having anybody mess with her baby!  


Hope y'all have enjoyed this little sneak peak of life on the farm.  Between the beautiful leaves, sweet babies, and cooler air, it truly felt like heaven.  

I simply love it here
To check out more about the farm, check out this post



Happy Weekend, Friends

Saturday, September 24, 2011

Lazy, Fall Day

Happy Fall!
T and I headed to my parent's house this weekend

We are having a laid-back weekend
I didn't want to peel back the covers this morning

much like this little guy...

but after I did... 
Mom and I headed to town to do some antiquing
There is a new florist/garden store in town
It's amazing

Just look at the box of succulents!

and this gorgeous planter

the bees were all over it!

and what's a fall day without pumpkins...

and gourds..


and more pumpkins!

Fall is here!
Hooray for pumpkins, football, cooler weather, and lazy weekends!
 
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