Posted this to my other blog yesterday and forgot to put it here too:
Later today I’ll see about taking some pictures. It’s very very dry here and we need rain soon. I have a few tomato plants and one bell pepper plant, and a couple hollyhocks. They’re all still alive but if it doesn’t rain soon it’ll be hard to keep them watered enough. But the creek still has a little water in it, and our spring is keeping up with demand.
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Here’s a picture of each of the baby girls.
Keigan holding her rock treasures she found outside.
Sleepy head
Then Gab played donkey basketball last night at the Kingston school. Unfortunately, the game was over before I got in from Hot Springs, but I got this picture of her from Beth Weaver off of Facebook:
Sunday I drove down to Hot Springs for a waste water convention and came home Monday night. Here’s a few picture of one of the historic bath houses and of the Austin Hotel where I stayed. I didn’t know that the bath houses were no longer used. I thought they were like the one at Pagosa Springs, CO where we stayed during the winter and visited the hot springs there, but apparently they’re not and are only on display as a museum of sorts.
The Austin Hotel
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A few pictures and a short blog about the horses over on my Earthelder blog: Horses and photos.
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They’re so loud tonight, I thought I’d do another audio recording: Spring Peepers
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That link will take you to my other site where I have a recording of a whippoorwill from this morning. You’ll have to turn up the volume to hear it.
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They’re less ‘baby’ and more ‘girl’ nowadays, both little beauties:
Chloe Cook
Keigan at Chucky Cheese
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