Adventures in Haymarsh

Author: Monica Jacobson (Page 83 of 152)

Warm weather

Today, according to the forecast, may be the last pleasant day for a while.Β  It might be sometime before the little ones & I can venture out and do the noon chores.

Grandpa’s foal named “Blue.” Simon’s almost 2 year old, Penny.
Some trouble making calves caused Andrew to have a very short lunch, here he and our 3 year old had to go and chase them back in to the electric fence.
Andrew turned on more exterior lights yesterday.
More baking.

Name’s Day!

Her birthday is so close to the Christ child’s birthday that we wanted to give her a special day in addition to her birthday, so we picked a Marian day and held a little party for her.

Her brothers and sister gave her a music box.πŸ’–
Thank you Godmother Catherine for the beautiful lamp!

πŸŽ… Feast of St. Nicholas

Delivering cheer through St. Nicholas Day cookie platters.Β  The best part of this is teaching the children, “that it is in giving that we receive.”

More baking…spritz cookies πŸŽ„
Fudge…now it needs to set.
I got distracted by a neighbor trailing his cattle home.
Have you ever read the book, “The Snowy Day,” by Ezra Jack Keats? He must have had a three-year-old son!
β€οΈπŸŽ„ Beginning the cards.πŸŽ„β€οΈ
Playing, place the miter on St. Nicholas, who was a Bishop.

Snow 🌨️

I rounded the corner to see all three looking out the window at the strange white stuff that is falling from the sky.

Snow, Snow, Snow❄️
I think he’s ready for the upcoming Christmas program.
The big boys helped Grandpa collect corn husks from Taylor Harvest days, the girls were taking a nap and so we got some more baking done.
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