My 2nd mom- Mrs. P

Isn't she just the cutest thing? This woman is the mother of my best friend in Ohio. Oh, could she fix the best breakfasts in the world!

You know you're in trouble when you are older than Santa!

She was a farm wife and lived in the country- she loved to cook- and she was so nice each and everytime I would go by, stay all night or call Mary on the phone- which was alot!

All things old and wonderful- just minutes from our house...

An old train tressle that hasn't been used in years- leads nowhere- but still fill the gap...

Just an old house, empty, around here you never know when they will be gone- bulldoziers clear lifetimes in hours....

An old barn and windmill that completely lost to the high winds we had last spring...

This is called King's Crossing- it was a stop on the railroad line years ago...

Rose bush- just wait till it blooms- beautiful...

The guys moved the forsythia this morning- when we planted it, the shed wasn't there, but I had the bright idea of moving it and this will get huge. We should have moved it last year, but ran out of time.

Steve resting up before the next job...

It looks really good out here and now we can use the big hole for another flower bed after the irises bloom.