Discovering Delight & Dwelling in Our Days
C olored yellow, dry and crisp, O n the stalks, heavy ears wait, R eady to be shucked and shelled, N ose-diving into the header. H arvest colors and A utumn weather, R eaching out, V enturing close to E mbrace us in the cornfield. S imply whispering around us, T he Glory of…
Once again the days are moving along and the mile long list of winter time projects has been shortened a bit, but never as much as my husband would like it to be. I try to comfort him with the fact of, we-wouldn’t-want-to-run-out-of-things-to-do, but he never bites on that very well. I also argue that this-is-life and…
We’ve been cutting some milo! Well, my husband has been. He doesn’t have a very machinery-operator-friendly wife. I’ve been taking pictures and running errands and taking some food and snacks over to the field. And now I’m posting some pictures. Cause I do that better than I drive truck. Cuddling down inside the truck sleeper. It was…
I took a Kansas day trip yesterday with my husband. We needed to go to eastern Kansas to pick up our four-wheeler and an irrigation motor. My husband’s very youngest brother is an awesome mechanic and he had been working on/fixing both of these things for us. We didn’t take the most direct route since we had…
As I upload these pictures and peck away at my keyboard, I am listening to the sound of shingles being laid on the garage roof. It sounds good! My husband is definitely needing to find a stopping point for the time being and move on to some of his projects for the farm. It will…
