Showing posts with label change. Show all posts
Showing posts with label change. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 16, 2022

Thankful Thursday

 

The view across the pasture on the north side of the farm is definitely changing.
Even though we have been watching the neighborhood of houses
 being built since last summer, the sight of this crane was a little 
startling when it appeared close enough to pick up a cow!


On the south side of the farm we will welcome students
to the new Vaughn Elementary School  in August.


Although change can often take us out of our comfort zone,
I'm thankful that we will  continue to live and work on our family farm
as we embrace life surrounded by our new community of neighbors.


                           Even Zoom is experiencing change as she moved to the pasture!

Friday, March 20, 2020

Dairy Farmer's Thankful Thursday

      Although life on the dairy farm this week  has been much the same with
milking and feeding the cows and performing the daily chores 
 required in caring for our animals and the land everyday,
we have all been impacted personally by the impact of COVID-19
on our families and communities.

As each day this week has unfolded with a new request to 
change our schedules or conveniences to protect our 
families and communities,a new awareness for what we 
 easily take for granted has been exposed.



Change can create a lot of chaos but it also brings to light 
those things we hold most dear.

I'm thankful for the opportunities during this stressful
time of change like  the moments of fun and silliness
with my grandchildren


and 
the joy  in  celebrating  my very sweet and special
Mother's 89th birthday!



                                   "whatever is true, whatever is honorable,whatever is right,
                                  whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is of good repute,
                                  if there is anything worthy of praise, let your mind dwell on these                                                          things."
                                                                                         ---Philippians 4:8