Sorry folks, but it’s been a whirlwind around here. We finally got the combining done last Sunday, Sept. 16. Stephen combined all afternoon, then went to Kindersley for his first hockey practice of the year. Yes, that’s right – he’s playing AA again. He looks pretty strong, so hopefully he can maintain some self-motivation and
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Scratchings in the Dirt
The long days of summer
Life has been racing along, as usual. The rain has stopped the harvest, unfortunately. Clem is getting a bit antsy, but he luckily hadn’t swathed anything before the rain. The peas, lentils, and oats are in the bin, with just wheat, barley, and flax left standing. If it ever quits raining, he should be able
Happy Birthday, Derek!
My baby turned 9 yesterday. He was born in the middle of harvest, while we waited for the wheat to be ready, so it was only fitting that we celebrated his birthday in between crops. He was so excited for his special day. I love that he wears his emotions on his sleeve, without inhibition.
A quick trip to Calgary
Derek, Ashley, and I made a quick trip to Calgary to meet Copper, our new cousin/niece. She is quite adorable, and we spent a lot of time just holding and looking at her! Her parents seem quite taken with her, as well. Grandma and Copper have a little chat.The three generations. Copper is amazingly strong
Harvest begins!
Clem is one happy farmer. At the end of last week, it was reported that 2% of the 2007 Saskatchewan crop was in the bin, and 4% had been swathed. Well, he is about 30% complete – the peas and lentils are all done – and they are good quality legumes. It sure is nice