I have counted as many as fifteen or more feeding around the feeders at one time, some drinking and others waiting.
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Summer Hummers
I have counted as many as fifteen or more feeding around the feeders at one time, some drinking and others waiting.
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Monday, May 2, 2011
Spring and Summer
Our Dogwood Blooms were large this year
Bubba has finally gotten back to playing some, he was so depressed when we lost Baby Sister after having her for 21 years. It was very sad around our house and we still miss her.
This is what causes so many people grief, the pollen has been very bad this year.
All of this fruit and nothing for a hungry feline.
Our Weeping Willow trees have really grow, to think that they were rooted from a four inch piece of tree that I got from our old tree that died after I rooted the new trees. The green flowers in the edge of the pond are overflow from our Koi and gold fish ponds in our yard, they are water iris and they have a pretty yellow bloom.
One of our many Dogwood trees, our farm is named Dogwood Acres due to the many Dogwoods of all sizes.
Bubba lying on the foot of our bed on my pj's getting his vitamin D.
Beadwork by the Haliwa-Saponi tribal school children.
Our Driveway 
One of our early blooming azaleas.Saturday, April 30, 2011
Relay For Life Warren County 2011
Beginning lap for the 2011 Relay For Life Warren County N.C.
Presentation of colors by the Warren County High School Air Force ROTC for National Anthem
Michael Webb and Shaquile Davis, survivors carry the torch around the opening Lap.
Tony Coghill and his five year old son Kian Coghill, both survivors and now cancer free, light the candle to start the Relay For Life.
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