Today was the perfect day to get a few things done around the property.
Fortunately, or unfortunately, depending on how you look at it:
(And as is frequently the case here):
I had a lot of help:
This made it almost impossible:
for me:
to concentrate at all:
on my tasks at hand:
And I found myself frequently distracted:
Oh no, here come the chickens:
So you know what I did?
I took off my gloves...:
Sat down...:
And watched the show:
I'll mow the lawn tomorrow.
Your little chuck of the world is so pretty, that grass is lucious, my horses would be in heaven.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures.
Omg look how green your lawn is.....wow....our's is still very brown and barely green....:( and you have sunshine too....and walking lawn mowers.
ReplyDeleteit looks like beau and chester have a jump start on mowing the lawn in that last pic!
ReplyDeleteI'm tempted to steal one of your lawn pictures to photoshop the grass onto my pasture.
ReplyDeleteSounds like the perfect solution. :)
ReplyDeleteNo need to mow. Sit long enough and they'll graze it down for you. Unfortunately, not true with my goats, who will "prune" the roses before touching a blade of grass.
ReplyDeleteVery wise choice. I mean how can you possibly ignore a chance to watch such goings on?
ReplyDeleteI noticed you had the rake laying down in the correct position.
ReplyDeleteYour grass looks so lush and green, I am jealous.
Great picture of George sprinting off from some unwanted attention.
yesterday was positively glorious!
ReplyDeleteI like your solution!! Entertainment like what you just showed us is irresistible!! Might as well sit back and enjoy the show:)
ReplyDeleteDanni, why do it tomorrow? You have two big automatic lawn mowers already working for you.
ReplyDeleteyay for you. Good choice. Take moments like this when they happen. That way you won't have to look back a wish for something different. Saged advice from The Olde Bagg
ReplyDeleteYou made the right choice! These are the moments that we dreamed about before moving to the country so you are obligated to sit back and enjoy them. Right?
ReplyDeleteLooks like you made the right choice to me. Your place looks so lush and green. I bet your animals are enjoying the grass!
ReplyDeleteConnie
The other day you were remarking about 'moments' and how important it is to notice them, be in them, appreciate them.
ReplyDeleteI think you were doing that to the fullest!
I know how you feel. I am constantly wanting to go sit in the chicken pens and visit with the girls and guys. Or sit and watch the birds. Or go up to the pond to see what's happening there. Or just stay in the house with my Toby and Tuffy. You and I are both blessed with these special friends of ours.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cast of characters you have; everyone seems to get along so well. It's great to see George right in the middle of everything. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteokay.... George is cracking me up!! He has made himself quite at home and looks like he was born and raised there. Cats are too funny that way.
ReplyDeleteAnd the lawn mowing??? I thought that is what goats are for :)
Let's see...
ReplyDeleteMow?
or watch animals?
Mow?
Animals?
I'd say you made the right choice!
Isn't it cool how all types of animals get along so very well? What did you ever do without George at your farm?
ReplyDeleteIs the other cat still with you?.....haven't seen a picture in a while......Beautiful Green....!!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy
Much more fun to watch anyway - eh? I see there is LOVE going all around you!
ReplyDeleteThe lawn will still be there tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteThat was definitely a show. :) Donkeys, chickens and a cat?! I can totally understand why you decided to wait until tomorrow to mow the grass. How fun!
ReplyDeleteGeorge is so comfy with everyone, he certainly is enjoying himself! Green grass - wow - hoping for some soon. It is 80 degrees here today though so I know it's on its way.
ReplyDeleteVery green where you are! We need rain! Already sighh...
ReplyDeleteI say I will do it tomorrow a lot these days about a lot of things LOL
That cat is something else!
ReplyDeleteLooks like the boys are doing an excellent job of mowing. I LOVE that George is insinuating his way into nearly every photograph. That boy is a member of the family, now. No doubt about it. He has adopted all of you. Any sign of the other raggedly ol' fellow...I'm sorry his name escapes me.
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