Yes, another foot shot. I'll probably never hear the end of it from *certain people* (you know who you are). This is me and Marcee. Sitting in the sun. While everyone else is in the house, probably wondering where we are. Oh, and it's only about 49 degrees out. But still, we've got lawn chairs and it's sunny. And we're together. And I finally convinced her to get some decent farm footwear.
Way to go, Marcee! And I'm glad there's some sun shining down on you! That's probably a rare thing in Oregon this time of year.
ReplyDeleteOh! Oh! But you simply MUST go and see the post at Laughing Orca Ranch blog regarding Muck Boots. You blogged about your muck boots without even realizing her challenge! Now you can get the sticker! I blogged about my boots today too!
ReplyDeleteHEY, them boots are WAY to clean!!!
ReplyDeleteLet's see them getting dirty.
Gergo likes to see the dirt.
Them are some big boots!!!! They deserve at least...30 comments.
ReplyDeleteThis was too fun....another spur of the moment activity. Doing some chores, notice the sun, get the lawn chairs, and sit....and sit....the sun moves, we move the chairs, and sit some more. Lovely. It was great. Even better? Not one person knew where we were....
ReplyDeleteAnd man, I am loving my rubber boots. Even if I had to bring them all the way from Illinois.
Goatgirl, I know, right. I had to come all the way to Oregon to get a picture of my boots....keep track of the comments, will ya? She should get twice the amount...there are two pair there....
Nice boots, ladies. Nice sunshine too.
ReplyDeleteThis does it. I'm going to host a post-your-feet throw down! Right after I do today's event. And then mail the boxes. And then get my tooth pulled. And then heal.
ReplyDeleteRight after that, I am!
I should just e-mail this comment to you.
People that don't live in the Pacific NW don't realize how special every little moment of sun is this time of year (no matter how cold it is)!!
ReplyDeleteNice muck boots girls! Do to camel injuries mine are steel toed, lol!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the sun, Kim
It was sunny at your house in the middle of December? Did y'all write the date down on the calendar as a miracle happening?
ReplyDeleteA girl can't have too many pairs of good work boots! I hope y'all are having fun. :)
I am *so* going to post a pic of my city girl rubber boots...as I am sure with the amount of work they are being subjected to...they won't be long for this earth.
ReplyDeleteYesterday was brilliant. We spent the day on The Farm and had an amazing time. The sunshine was so intense. Kind of like it just HAD to shine extra hard because it was December and it is Oregon.
Yay.
Nice wellies ladies. Did you wear them to get gas?
ReplyDeleteI am with Greywolf...way too clean!
ReplyDeleteI need some boots, and some time in the sun. It has been cold, yes siree, COLD.. down south lately.
ReplyDeleteI want to reserve a room in your bed and breakfast real soon.Can Jack, Annie, and Belle come too??
Have a good day.
Pam
Mmmm, sunshine. Glad you finally got her to buy the boots, she'll need them when she gets her farm.
ReplyDelete49 degrees is positively balmy! Tell Marcee she's got cute kids! I agree with her about the black olives... but my daughter agrees with you. If her kids liked them, you guys should make these - http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Cream-Cheese-Penguins/Detail.aspx
ReplyDeleteCozy toezies!
ReplyDelete"Decent Footwear" is my favorite part of the aging process. Sensible shoes? Why yes, I'd love some.
ReplyDeleteOn a whim of misplaced femininity this weekend, I wore a pair of heels to a holiday party. Let's just say I won't be doing that again anytime soon!
Sounds (and looks) like a nice peaceful day....I like little moments like that...
ReplyDeleteWoops forgot to comment here...Love the boots and the folks in them!!
ReplyDeleteThose boots look strangely familiar. Oh yeah. Those are the same boots I wore to my high school prom. Just kidding. They look like mine only minus the chicken poop.
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