Welcome dear needlefolk friends!
I've got some fantastic news to share!
Remember our wounded feathered friend...
I followed up with the Humane Society on Monday
and found out that he's doing really well!
He's eating and flying in his cage!
They took complete x~rays and found
no broken bones or wings.
He is being transported to a Falcon
rehab facility in Prairie Du Chien, Wisconsin
until he is fully recovered and ready
to be released back on our farm!
It was a bitterly cold day when my
husband found him, and they think that
perhaps the cold had depleted his
energy and ability to fly...now he's
flying just fine.
The specialist in Prairie will be
able to help him recover...yay!
I'll post updates as we learn more!
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Our oldest son Nathan & family came
home early this year for Christmas and
have now left this past Wednesday.
Our grandchildren had fun playing in the snow...
A wee snowman created by wee kids...
Rachel & Caleb Black!
Rachel is 5 and Caleb is only 2!
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Thursday we decided we needed
a drive in the country to clear our heads...
Drive by photos taken by none other than my
traveling photographer son Sam!
Such sweet curious faces!
Very politely,
this gently little gal let Sam take her photo!
The day was still & chilly,
but yet sunny and so lovely!
Gentle streams running through
the country farm land!
Signs of a recent snowfall on the hillsides!
Even a couple country churches!
There is something so soothing
about country churches!
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Now today, Friday, we are in the
middle of yet another snow storm...
My short walk from the farmhouse
to my Studio shows the extra
large snowflakes!
Expecting 4" before it's over!
Bundling up is a must in my neck of the woods,
just to walk out our long driveway to get the mail,
and to feed my little feather friends who
are always eagerly awaiting my arrival!
It's getting onto supper time as I finish up
this blog and my husband is just outside the
Studio plowing my parking lot and
shoveling my walkway for me!
The front display window of the
Farm Shop Studio was very simply this
year...the candles illuminating the angels is
so pretty when nightfall comes!
I purchased these two angel statues
25 years ago, they stand about 22" high
...so beautiful in person!
I'll have to take a close up of them on a nice
sunny day so you can also enjoy their
heavenly reflections!
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Farm Shop
will be closed this Saturday
in Celebration of Christmas Eve...
We will re~open
on Saturday, December 31st.
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Weekend Soul Food...
For unto us a child is born,
unto us a son is given:
and the government shall be
upon his shoulder:
and his name shall be called
Wonderful,
Counsellor,
The mighty God,
The everlasting Father,
The Prince of Peace.
Isaiah 9:6...KJV
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Tidings of great joy from all of us
here at Scattered Seed Samplers
to each & every one of you!
Christmas Blessings to All,
Lovingly, Tammy
Merry Christmas, Tammy and thank you for all your wonderful designs. Your winter pictures look fantastic (especially as it is going to be 35 degrees celsius tomorrow for Christmas Day - we could do with some snow as we cook our Christmas dinner!)
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas ! Lovely pictures!
ReplyDeleteLove your blog It is always so refreshing. We never see snow here is Georgia. It is supposed to be a beautiful day on Sunday. I also live in the country and love all of the birds and animals. Hope you have a Merry Christmas and God Bless!!
ReplyDeleteI'm very happy to hear that the Kestral will be OK, life is so hard for wildlife, especially this time of year. Looks like we are having a real winter this year.
ReplyDeleteA very uplifting blog....so glad about the Kestral...Merry Christmas..keep warm and snug. My!! that snow.!!!
ReplyDeleteGlad the Kestral is doing good and that they are taking good care of him/her.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful bird.
The Donkeys & Goat are so cute and curious.
I love all of your pics, especially the one of the round barn.
Take care.
Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a healthy, Happy new Year.
Marilyn
I adore that snowman your grandchildren made. :D Beautiful pictures today. Merry, Blessed Christmas to you all!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your blog.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas,
Charlotte
Thanks for the kestrel update.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures as always.
Merry Christmas :)
Lauren
Tammy: I hope you had a Blessed Christmas, I love seeing your posts, you always have such lovely photos to share.
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to hear about the bird recovering, I feed the birds deer, rabbits, squirrels and any other animal that wants to eat, I love nature, God gave them to us to enjoy.
The snowman your Grandchildren made is adorable.
I plan on making a trip to your shop next spring with the Minnesota and Wisconsin weather winter is not for me to drive in anymore.
Blessings
Catherine