Summer finally arrived on the Fourth of July. Above is the bouquet I had for the table outside for our 4th feast of roasted hot dogs, potatoe salad and smores. Doesn't get much more American than that.
The red and white striped rose in the middle is named "Fourth of July"
One of the 1000 plus chickens got loose and showed up in my garden that morning. Isn't she cute? I never had chickens before. They are so funny. I now appreciate the title of the movie CHICKEN RUN.
The afternoon before, I had received a phone call from Melissa, shown above. She was panicing over a cria delivery, so I walked her through it. My friend Sheree, who was visiting from Tacoma, and I went over on the fourth to visit the new baby and her predecessors. Here is Madrone, weighing in at 22 pounds.
She is a beauty. Her fiber is stunning, and she has the longest legs!!!
This is Pippi Longstockings cria, Thunderbolt. Unfortunately, he does not have her wonderfully friendly nature. She still comes up to give me kisses when I visit.
Then we visited the baby goats who happily attacked us. Rosie untied Sheree's shoes.
Then we visited the baby goats who happily attacked us. Rosie untied Sheree's shoes.
I took Sheree and her son, Kyle to the local Mexican restaurant, Mexico Tipico. This is Kyle's real expression when he saw his fajitas delivered.
My Expresso Burrito, which I can usually only eat half of.
And here is Sheree enjoying her Tortilla soup.
I've had alot of visitors this summer. Next weekend it is my two neices, then a couple of girlfriends whom I worked with mmmmmmmmm, many years ago. Let's just leave it at thatl.
4 comments:
The crias are so pretty. It is nice to see pictures of them again.
Wow! that mexican food looks so good. I think I am hungry now.
Looks like you are having a wonderful summer! Pretty roses! My DH would love that Mexican restaurant for sure!
Hugs,
Lola
The crias are so cute!! Love all the pictures!! Hope u are doing well!!
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