Beeeeeeeedo-beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeedo-beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeedo! Robert's graduation party was this past Saturday night! And the Baccalaureate Mass on Sunday! What a fun and busy weekend! (Really, really busy. But fun!) We had family over for a few days and still have Rayanne and Uncle Allan. :D Also, one hen has three chicks, one has eight chicks, and another just hatched out ELEVEN! Craaaaaazy! And cute! Very, very, very cute and tiny and otherwise perfect! And... One of our cats (Agnes) has three babies, Eddie, Ronnie, and Fay. Priscilla (my cat) has three kittens that we think are girls but have no names as of yet. Happy (cat) has one baby. Aaaaaand, it's is sunny and breezy and Drama Camp started today! My family is exhausted... Au Revoir! (If that is how it is spelled)
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Greetings, everyone! Valerie and I have not posted in months! By the way, I'm Madge. Madge Rainwood. Pleased to make your acquaintance through this strange medium! :) It has been rainy lately... and breezy... "breezy" is a fabulous word, eh? There are currently three bantam chicks in the hog house! And more to come, as a brooding hen has silently told us. And an unknown number of kittens are here somewhere! (What fabulous hide-and-seek players cats are!) Uncle Allan and brother Johnny spent the weekend! Valerie's (and my) brother Bob went to the hospital on Sunday night! His left eye was feeling funny, he said, and was slightly painful. It looked awful! A local doctor thought the eye was punctured, so, Bob, Mum, Mama Scott, and Uncle Allan went to Rochester, MN. Johnny had already gone back to his regular lodgings. They arrived there at three a.m. (Bob went in the ambulance). There was absolutely nothing wrong with his eye! Praise the Lord! :) It was ...
Hey y'all! If anyone ever checks this I apologize for not posting in a looong time! Life goes on! Today Bob and I rode horse around our section, we hadn't done that in way too long! It was enjoyable and good for us all. We met a few vehicular-contrivances on the road, of course, and those that passed us slowed down. God Bless Them! God bless everyone, of course, but they made us particularly happy! The people and others (including those who didn't slow down, ehem!) prompted me to post this on Google+ Here is the post! Please show this to family and friends! Thanks, A. H. (The Post) Today: What makes me me happy is when people are considerate enough to slow down when I'm on an equestrian road jaunt. It isn't hard to gently ease one's speed down. Really. And it makes the horse riders very happy and grateful, not to mention the horses. No matter how well trained a horse is, if a rock zings away from one of the tires and hits it, the horse will be hur...
