Monday, May 11, 2009

Pay it Forward

Pay it Forward
My sister-in-law Libby is doing this fun little thing on her blog. I was one of the first five to respond so now I am doing it on my blog. So for any of you that look but don't leave a comment. Maybe now's the time to leave one!





The first five people to respond to this post will get something made by me! My choice. For you.

This offer does have restrictions and limitations:I make no guarantees that you will like what I make!

1.What I create will be just for you.

2.It will be done this year. You may have to be patient.

3.You will have no clue what it's going to be. It may be a story. It may be poetry or maybe even some creation I haven't invented yet. I may draw or paint something. {now that might be interesting.} I may bake you something and mail it to you. I may even sew something for you.

Who knows? Not you, that's for sure!

4.I reserve the right to do something extremely strange. Oh, the catch is that you must re-post this on your blog and offer the same to the first 5 people who comment on your blog.

This going to be fun

Monday, May 4, 2009

Signs of Spring

What you lookin at!!
The snow is gone and the beauty of the flower are lifting our hearts.
The heavy air of winter has passed,bring freshness and light.
With every blossom comes a new vision of life.

The colors that beam in our eyes,remind us of the eternal nature of life.


Tucked so tight and ready to spring forward gathering every beam of light.



Rabbit in the dance of spring, feeling the softness and warmth of the grass under his feet.
The Earth has renew herself and given again the breath of life.
With this life we become the gardeners of the earth.
Sharing with the God's the beauty of the creation.



Thursday, April 30, 2009

Breakfast for Two

After being gone all week,it was good to be home. So here is what our Sunday morning breakfast looks like. This Sunday it was toast and jams,corn beef and eggs,ham. Fresh strawberries and big blackberries. Class of milk and juice and a nice vase of flower to say I love you.





Sunday, April 26, 2009

Europe Trip

This is what the program look like for my trip to Europe.


Spring time is in full swing.


One of the dairy"s visited in Roden Village,Germany



The roads in the village.




The first night we stay in Koenigberg Village in Germany. This was my view from my room.





Looking down the road from the Hotel.






This was the hotel.

Monday and Tuesday this was the group I gave a presentation to. They are Vet and Ag minster of Germany. When they would clap they would knock on the table.



The second night in Schonefeid,Germany.










The next day was a lot of driving to get to northern Sweden. From Germany we took a fairy to Denmark then up to Sweden.



Open wide we are coming in.





The third night we stayed in Helsingborg,Sweden at the Hotel Linnea.This was the nicest place of trip.




This was one of the larger dairy's in Swede. The people where very nice every where we went. The country side is very pretty. It was a strange to go on the Audubon(???) we where going most of the time 150-160 mph and others would past us like we where standing still.



This was the first group in Sweden. I was able to do it all in English. This was in Falkenberg,Sweden.


This was the second group in Hoerby,Sweden.




This where we stayed the last night in Lindon,Sweden. A bigger bed put very small room.


The trip was very enjoyable and hope to take Becky with the next time. The breads are great,I could just sit and eat bread all day long. The cheeses where great I would say I must of eaten 30 different types. Not much for the mineral water or the carbonated water. It was great to get back home in my big bed and a tall glass of MILK.























Thursday, April 16, 2009

Walling Family Easter Sunday
Easter Sunday








Having fun with the bubble pop machine.










Friday, April 10, 2009

Walling home

We are in Ohio at the Walling's. Getting to know the baby Mckenzie.

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Another good day

In Cadillac,MI about 65 dairy producers today.