Sometimes you need a break even if you live in the country. Sometimes you just need to go fishing. Clover didn't like the camping trip. Dogs were required to be restrained, so she was unhappy even in the shade and with cool breezes off the lake. Most of us though had a good time at... Continue Reading →
Visiting the Butterflies
Last Sunday afternoon Ron took me for a picnic at the Honor Heights park. We ate our lunch of Chinese stirfry at our favorite picnic table in the shade on the hill. Then we went to the butterfly house —the Papillon— to see this summer's batch of beautiful butterflies. Amazing little creatures from caterpillars to... Continue Reading →
The Grass is Greener
“To stay green a lawn needs water ; to stay healthy a heart needs prayer and the water of God’s word.” The grass is not always greener in Oklahoma. In winter it turns brown or a faded pinkish rust tone . In the spring fields of luscious green strike the eye. That’s winter wheat. When... Continue Reading →