It is 6:47 a.m. and my internet just shut down without my permission, causing the download that I started at 5:30 a.m. to end before finishing. Argh. I wouldn't care so much if it wasn't a program that I really need to finish up some stuff for our business. So, I have started it over, and now have about two hours of time to kill online (if I don't keep doing something the internet times out). Anyway, here I am with plenty of time to blog, and not much to blog about. :)

I guess I'll start with some pictures from our multiple snow storms.

This is from storm #3, looking across the valley at the other farm.

From storm #2, looking out my kitchen window.

This is what our windows looked like most of the mornings after the snow.

Our barn in the snow. If you look at the left hand side of the trail through the snow you can see Dozer (our beagle) plowing (our should I say "dozing" :) his way through about 14'' of snow.

The new addition to the farm. This little lamb was born in the snow and cold. Her owners rescued her, and through a series of people and events, we got her. She is fun and different and we are looking forward to trying our hand at raising a sheep.



Well, that's about it for now. I thought all of the snow that we got was beautiful, and really enjoyed it, but I have to say that a forecast of 60 degree days for the next week or so sounds really, really nice. No more frozen water, stock tanks, eggs, or fingers! And no more spending ten minutes or more getting bundled up to go outside, just open the door and go out!

God Bless,

Rachel