Comment on Pizza . . Again! by Dawn
what time is dinner? looks sooo good. I want to try making pizza on the grill. my sister in law does it and it comes out good too. they say it is tricky and the first few you make will be flops but it...
View ArticleComment on The Rubber Boots by Sharon
Judy, There are some cute ones at http://www.gardeners.com with chickens on them. You might need those too. LOL
View ArticleComment on The Rubber Boots by Linda Steller
LOL – when they save you from a cottonmouth bite, he’ll be glad you have them! I like the pink horses, Judy. Very stylish.
View ArticleComment on Gardener Extraordinaire by Heather Mentzer
What a sweet spot for a nap and a pretty flower, it can be hard to tell weed vs. flower in my garden, but anything pretty stays.
View ArticleComment on The Rubber Boots by Penny
Oh, Judy! They are very cute! Too cute to get dirty or even wet. I recommend that you purchase another pair!! LOL! Your blog is so much fun to follow! Thanks for sharing! Penny in So CA
View ArticleComment on A Trip to the Farm by Marsha
Be careful about retirement. I have found we are busier being retired than we were with our day jobs!
View ArticleComment on A Trip to the Farm by Linda Steller
My ex-sister-in-law’s grandmother had a peacock. I always thought there was some poor woman in the woods screaming that she was being murdered! LOL They really do have quite the call. Ozzie and I took...
View ArticleComment on Weekend Breakfasts by Heather Mentzer
Breakfast is my favorite meal, yours looks delish!
View ArticleComment on A Trip to the Farm by Lynn
Peacocks also like to get up on top of cars/trucks and scratch the paint with their toenails – something to be aware of. Their calls do sound like a crying child or woman too, kind of eerie.
View ArticleComment on The Shopping Trip by Mary C in WA
I saw some children’s Rain coats and Boots like your Horse boots. So funny. M y Dh is Opposite of yours. He doesn’t Shop much. I had to beg him to go and buy himself new shoes. He found another pair...
View ArticleComment on Pesto Pasta with Andouille Sausage by Becky in VA
Is Andouille Sausage hard to find? This sounds good and I want to make it – just not sure where to buy the sausage.
View ArticleComment on Curds, Whey & Pancakes by julianne
I have to give this a go for summer we love tomatoes and cheese salads..I have the herbs and tomatoes growing so now there is no excuse
View ArticleComment on Pesto Pasta with Andouille Sausage by Dar in MO
Looks good. Were the green beans from your TEXAS garden?? I can’t imagine they would be ready yet there. I’ll bet they were mostly likely from your MO one.
View ArticleComment on Pesto Pasta with Andouille Sausage by Penny J Holliday
Judy ~ Looks so delicious I can almost taste it! Envious that you’ve grown your own string beans & included your homemade pesto! I like that there are so many good for you ingredients in one main...
View ArticleComment on Feather Lessons – Supplies by Deputy's Wife
Oh Boy am I looking forward to this! I don’t have a fabric marker, but I will come up with something until I can get to the big city to buy one. I will be able to do this on my sewing machine?
View ArticleComment on Those Escaping Chickens! by Penny J Holliday
Judy ~ maybe you have an escape chicken like one of our miniature horses. He’s very happy to not only let himself out from his own stall in the barn by reaching over the door & through metal bars...
View ArticleComment on Garden Update by Linda Steller
Holy smokes! That Texas heat sure does produce veggies in short order. We’re a couple of weeks out from green beans, and tomatillos, peppers, and eggplant won’t be showing up until about late August or...
View ArticleComment on Feather Lessons – Supplies by Jo
thanks Judy for the lessons, I already learned something new : the use of the digital camera Jo
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