On the very last day of 2020 I found a quartz geode laying on top of a stone wall in our pig pasture. It's small – the exposed quartz is only about two square inches, but still, I'm not sure how I never noticed it before. I thought the pigs must have uncovered it, but there is lichen on it, so it's been exposed for a while.
Over breakfast we discussed how much I enjoy reading and look forward to your weekly offering. I remarked about how much I enjoy both the content and style in your writing. Your ability to provide great information and intriguing details and then “boil” things down to an essential truth or entertaining witticism reminds me of another of my favorite authors, whose initials are HCR. I trust you know to whom I refer and will receive this as the high complement intended. Thank you for sharing!
I just read your last post of 2023 and wanted to tell you how much I’ve enjoyed your musings this year. You are a terrific writer and have such an interesting point of view whether you are observing the natural world or our human frailties.
Happy New Year to you, Ann and all the critters on the Farm.
Over breakfast we discussed how much I enjoy reading and look forward to your weekly offering. I remarked about how much I enjoy both the content and style in your writing. Your ability to provide great information and intriguing details and then “boil” things down to an essential truth or entertaining witticism reminds me of another of my favorite authors, whose initials are HCR. I trust you know to whom I refer and will receive this as the high complement intended. Thank you for sharing!
Bobbie,
I just read your last post of 2023 and wanted to tell you how much I’ve enjoyed your musings this year. You are a terrific writer and have such an interesting point of view whether you are observing the natural world or our human frailties.
Happy New Year to you, Ann and all the critters on the Farm.
Thanks Bobbie, a great story about living in the land.