But if we walk in the Light as He Himself is in the Light, we have fellowship with one another,
and the blood of Jesus His Son cleanses us from all sin. I John 1:7
The kids went to a debate meeting and Rebekah, my 19 yr. old, drove everyone. Suddenly, Tim and I were alone. The house is so so quiet! But the temperature out side is absolutely perfect! We went for a walk on our land...Tim showed me where he mowed around the pines in the front pasture so the kids would have a safer place to shoot..right into a hill of sand. We now have a neighbor on our left side and we don't want to shoot in his direction. There is hunting property facing west, so that's where Tim has the boys aiming.
The blackberry bushes are growing wild all over the place and my legs got scratched up. Jeans are much better for trekking around here than capris are.The bees are all over one of the trees near the deck and they seem so happy! All of the trees are blooming except my peach tree. I took a few pictures because the blooms last such a short time and I'm always missing them. I guess I just don't get the camera out quick enough.
Tim and I had lunch on the deck this afternoon and had a really nice long talk...about blogging of all things! We also talked about his work and a major hurdle he had just overcome with keycoding on Linux. It's something his company has to do to sell software without giving away all the programming. It's all very interesting to me but then our whole family has been very involved in his company. There are only five employees including the boss, Dan. They come hang out here now and then when they have business in Houston. We've been with them for 10 years now, so the guys have seen our kids grow up practically!
Anyway, we talked about how we are going to make our own private 'campsite/picnic' spot in the front pasture which is now quite wooded. It's in a really strange spot, but Tim was so excited to show it to me. When we first bought this land a few years ago, everything was mowed down, but we really wanted wooded land. We've kept the back land mowed as pasture, but the front three acres are growing very fast!
The original landowners had dug a huge pit for a pond, but they dug too deep and got through the clay into the sand. So the pond never held water for long. (We have an ornamental pond, but it's not huge like the tank.) Now the pine trees have grown up around it and into it so that only the very bottom has no trees. Once you walk into it, the world seems a million miles away...and that's where Tim wants a private picnic spot. It makes me think of Narnia somehow.
We think it will be a great camping spot for the grandkids plus a perfect get away when the weather is nice, for some quiet time. This afternoon, he and the boys will move the picnic table out there...and then..guess where I'll go for quiet times...you guessed it!
Of course, this nice weather won't last very long and then it's going to be too hot. But for now..it's just about perfect!







6 comments:
I know. The weather is divine. I do wish it would last more than just a few weeks.
You are so blessed to have such a beautiful sanctuary.
Wow stunning, I love that first image!
what lovely photos! we just had snow fall here in wisconsin so it is so nice to see flowers. luckily my tulips are still standing and should still open soon. happy to have found your blog! Stop by my blog and say hello sometime. I love keeping in touch with inspiring people!
xoxo, juliette
juliettecrane.blogspot.com
I love the country, I love your blog! I came over from Gloria's site and so glad I did! Kerrie
Ohhhhh What breath taking photos!!!
This is such a sweet post. I grew up in the country on alot of land. Your pictures are beautiful and time with your husband very special. Not everyone enjoys spending that time together a huge blessing for sure. I am looking for the pictures of your bedroom....are they on this blog?
Hugs,
Olivia
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