I have no desire to move mountains, construct monuments, or leave behind in my wake material evidence of my existence. But in the final recollection, if the essence of my being has caused a smile to have appeared upon your face or a touch of joy within your heart…then in living—I have made my mark.
…Thomas [...]
Archive for November, 2008
Thomas L. Odem, Jr. Says it Best
November 13, 2008Our Last Crop is Being Harvest
November 12, 2008We raise corn for feed, feed for animals. Terry has been waiting for the right level of moisture to occur in kernels, and we are THERE! Yeah!
Of course there are bigger farmers out there, and farmers who have newer equipment (Terry says he loves rust), but ours works for us.
To me this harvest is always [...]
A Walk to Our Mail Box
November 11, 2008Along the way I saw….
Big birds eating corn in the corn field, are they cranes? Are they Blue Herons? They kept moving away from me, I wonder why?
The sun shinning through the clouds on Eckert and Cedaredge -these are little towns at the base of Grand Mesa, the largest flat top mountain in America.
And a [...]
What Fun a New Award!
November 10, 2008Marie – The Tile Lady http://daughterm.blogspot.com/ gave me this really neat award. I’m to pass it on to three others, so I choose….
http://prairieprologue.blogspot.com/
http://haffnewie.wordpress.com/
http://suzannemcminn.com/blog/
Go visit these neat sites. Read even the sidebars, fun wonderful places to visit on a daily basis.
Linda
On the Way to the City
November 10, 2008We travel through a really neat prairie, full of interesting dunes and canyons. I love the play of shadows across the land.
As a child I was always fascinated by this huge plateau called Wild Horse Mesa. Even today I love driving by it. There are NO wild horses! Besides it doesn’t look like it [...]
I Deleted by Accident My Award
November 7, 2008I didn’t mean to delete my award! Shoot! I was trying to figure out how to fix it; therefore I lost everything I had printed on the post.
Boy am I sorry!
Linda
Last Year’s Leaves
November 6, 2008The storm hit our area yesterday, bringing a strong wind with sleet and rain. Our trees were still hanging onto thier summer leaves, but today, the leaves are all on the ground.
Although this looks like lots of bugs, it is really leaves being pushed off the trees.
Wordless Wednesday (a Day Early)
November 4, 2008On the Way to Shreeve’s Cow Camp
November 3, 2008We are very lucky to know one of the first homesteading families from the Escalante Canyon.
Escalante is just about five miles from us, the Shreeves farmed and ranched thousands of acres from the bottom of the canyon into the interior of 25 Mesa. (The Uncompahgre).
On Saturday, Steve and Sharon (Shreeves) Palmer took us on [...]