But the most significant harbinger of spring around here happened this morning. The boys were not standing in the barn, waiting for me to come out and feed them. There is just enough grass popping up in the pasture for them to lose all sense of time.
Even Wynonna has something more to do than wallow around looking beautiful. Can you handle a double dose of the porcine princess this week? Here she comes again...
Wynonna is such an inspiration to those of us who have reached a certain age! She doesn't worry about the occasional chin whisker...
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. Wynonna looks like she's in deep thought, probably thinking about what exercise she's going to try this morning to keep her girlish figure.
ReplyDeleteI've noticed similar changes with my clothing choices, as well. Unfortunately, I work in an air conditioned office and I've been freezing(!!) all week. *sigh*
ReplyDeleteIsn't it great when things just flow without seeming like any effort. I'm glad the boys have some sweet sprouts to nibble on.
I wanted to give Wynnona a smooch on the cheek this morning. She just seemed so up close & personal.
Great photos with such intense color. As always though, for me, the ones of Wynonna take the prize. She is just soooooooo cute.
ReplyDeleteWynnona looks lovely this morning... I love your photos!
ReplyDeleteThere she is, the love of my life! Bless you for putting up a pic of her perfect porcine face :)
ReplyDeleteI. Love. Her.
It is so nice that Wynonna has blessed us with her presence twice this week.
ReplyDeleteInteresting how one chore is always replaced with another as the seasons come and go, but going lighter on the clothing is oh so nice.
Just curious Linda, did you name Wynonna after a movie star and Lyle after famous musician.
ReplyDeleteI can almost smell the desert from your pictures. Thanks for making my day.
Best always, Sandra
Sandra,
ReplyDeleteWynonna, Lyle, Hank, George, Alan, Willie, and Waylon (r.i.p.) and Emmy Lou (r.i.p.) were all named after their country-music counterparts.
Oooooo, I miss the sky! And I wondered what time of the year there were some munchies for the horses in the pasture. I know "pasture" is a relevant term...but something growing, some edible in May is a good thing!
ReplyDeleteHave a terrific, peaceful spring-y weekend.
Wynonna will eat rattle snakes..thats a good thing, as Martha would say.
ReplyDeleteAwwww, Wynonna in profile is more stunning than EVER ! :-0 All she needs is a pink chiffon scarf !
ReplyDeleteHappy May Day to you, Linda, and to all !
EmmyLou was before my time reading your blog, so I dodn't know what she was, but she has ample representation on my CD shelf! And thanks for the Burton Cummings earworm, too...
ReplyDeleteYour sky is so blue! I don't think it ever gets that blue around here! I am definately living in the wrong state!
ReplyDeleteLove that Wynonna! She is so photogenic! I think she just loves the camera!
Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving the sweet comment about the loss of my job and moving on...it means alot to me!
Ah Spring at last! It's looking lovely at the 7MSN. And that photo of Wynonna give new meaning to the phrase "happier than a pig in... new grass". What a grand lady she is!
ReplyDeleteWynonna has such personality in her face. The colors in you photos are just lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love spring, and you might find me readily enjoying that late evening light....but I will not be up by 5:30 a.m., no siree! ;)
ReplyDeleteI agree with the others, your photos are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI thought of you yesterday as that little gelding won the roses.
ReplyDeleteThat trainer, Chip Woolley, is a perfect representative of New Mexico with his understated attitude, plain talk, and tough exterior.
I bet you guys are proud.