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Adventures in Haymarsh

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Not big on quantity but big on quality!

I think one of the favorite tasks of the boys is to go over to the garden and see if there’s any red strawberries. None of them have made it to the house.

It rained this afternoon so we made cookies.
It’s nice to have neighbors drop in and it seems to happen most often on rainy days in the summer.

Reclaiming the Garden

After a week or so of being neglected he spent the afternoon weeding and working on the garden.

Grandma Jen sent this picture to me after we worked our late calves on Friday.
Thanks Tracy, that ride on his pony meant a lot to him!

Happy 4th of July!

We were so lucky to be able to celebrate with the Jacobsons, Meyers, and Gietzen grandparents.

Happy birthday U.S.A.!
The porch is now completly screened!
Putting Andrew’s homemade screen door in place. Thanks for helping Allen!
Thanks for sharing your musical talent Little Blue Stems!

Hail

Our beautiful home had it’s first experience with hail.  At 6:20 am thunder, lightning, hail, a strong wind, and a torrential rain hit and it was really hard to hear the hail pound the siding and roof.  By 6:30ish it turned to a more gentle rain.  We’ll assess the damage once it’s done raining.  I guess that’s why we pay for insurance.  Update: 9:05 am…the house survived fine.  The hay looks tough but hopefully will stand back up.  

Corpus Christi

What a blessed day! One of my favorite Masses. Right up there with Easter & Christmas! The procession was lovely.

Walking to Mass.
My cousin & his fiance gathering the collection.
The procession!
The forever talented Christi!
Eating some of the neighbor’s honeyberries.
My great aunt provided us with our first hostas, lily of the valley, and purple iris.
Mmmmmm, watermelon!
Sunday Siesta!
Hayrides given after the Corpus Christi Mass by Grandpa and Glen Clark. We led Simon’s pony during this hayride.

Windy Saturday

Well the wind still works. Good gravy it was windy. We did get a lot done in spite of the wind today.

Skipper rounding the corner with the boys as they head home.
Ambrosia the milk cow.
My three favorite Garden helpers.
I can’t help but to think of Grandma Irene Jacobson when I use this knee pad for weeding, it was previously hers… Once in awhile I say a prayer for her that she’s basking in the Glory of Heaven…I guess that’s one nice sentiment of hand-me-downs one often thinks of the person when you use them.
It’s tough on this fella to use anything but a John Deere mower, but we sure appreciate Mom and Dad letting us use theirs… Andrew had to change out a bearing and a belt but now it’s running fine.
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