
It was such a winter wonderland - very beautiful (except the driveway that I had to get my Dad
to come over and clean out with the snow blower).
And - in keeping with the wonderful Canadian Winters in Southern Ontario - by today - everything out there looks like this: Yep - all gone!

By next week - we'll probably be snowed in again. Thankfully - we aren't getting the snow that they are on the west coast - and the flooding. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
On to other subjects. I've been a little bit remiss this past week or so - trying to keep up with all the work I have to catch up on.
Michelle made this lovely shawl for my Mother in Law in exchange for some yarn that I spun for her. Note the lovely clasp that she made from beads. She is very talented - and I think the shawl is just beautiful. I'm sure the MIL will love it - we'll be seeing her this weekend.

I'm also headed back to work this week - at least part-time. We'll see how that goes. I'd much
rather stay home - alas - I've yet to win the lottery.
2 comments:
Those two photos of the same view speak a thousand words! How do your animals handle the up and down temps? My husband always seems to get more colic calls, etc. during roller-coaster temps like that; seems to upset their systems....
Hi Michelle - we actually keep them in the barn when the weather is like this - and it causes a great deal less stress on them. It's a lot less work for us - saves the pastures - and I really hate wet and muddy sheep. Actually - my sheep are quite
coddled - as are all of my animals.
But that's another story.
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