Spring is near. 
I have pictures to prove it. These daffodils, geranium and tomatoes are blooming in the greenhouse.
The tomato is one 
that I managed to save when the others froze after the window blew open in the greenhouse this winter. It has 6 blooms on it now. We should have tomatoes to eat by the end of April. WooHoo!
This lovely lady should be much thinner by the end of the week. We are hoping she doesn't have triplets again. Twins will be just fine, thank you. Watch for pictures when the kids arrive! Also pictured it Star. We have already taken 4 grocery bags full of fleece from him this year. Now that Blanco Billy has moved on to new quarters, he has taken charge of the herd, tells them where to good food it located and guards them while they are out in the field.
This handsome boy has nothing to do with spring. He is simply the 18 pound miracle cat who was originally spoiled rotten by my Dad. Some things never change. He woke up just as I was taking the picture.
I have pictures to prove it. These daffodils, geranium and tomatoes are blooming in the greenhouse.
The tomato is one 
that I managed to save when the others froze after the window blew open in the greenhouse this winter. It has 6 blooms on it now. We should have tomatoes to eat by the end of April. WooHoo!
The geranium 
is a Martha Washington.
is a Martha Washington.
This Momma has baby chicks with her, 
but they are shy. As soon as I showed up with the camera, they retreated to the security and warmth of Mom's feathers.
but they are shy. As soon as I showed up with the camera, they retreated to the security and warmth of Mom's feathers. 
This lovely lady should be much thinner by the end of the week. We are hoping she doesn't have triplets again. Twins will be just fine, thank you. Watch for pictures when the kids arrive! Also pictured it Star. We have already taken 4 grocery bags full of fleece from him this year. Now that Blanco Billy has moved on to new quarters, he has taken charge of the herd, tells them where to good food it located and guards them while they are out in the field.
This handsome boy has nothing to do with spring. He is simply the 18 pound miracle cat who was originally spoiled rotten by my Dad. Some things never change. He woke up just as I was taking the picture.
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