The sunset was amazing again last night. I rushed into the house to grab my camera, turning it on as I was running back out the door; checking all the settings because I am forcing myself to shoot in manual mode.
I wasn't born to be a ranchers wife...I LOVE being a ranchers wife but I wasn't BORN to be one! I was born to be a rich man's wife. That is not the same thing...trust me!
Spring calving season is almost finished. The pasture is full of babies. Just a few more cows left to calve and then we can get ready for weening the fall babies. Ahh, that lovely sound of calves bawling for their mommas and the mommas bawling for their babies.
My husband David knows I can't grow plants. I bring plants home and they scream when I walk in the door with them. I think it's like Little Shop of Horrors for them. It's sad but it's true. I have a brown thumb but I LOVE flowers. I try to find the variety that loves to be neglected like vinca, passion vine and morning glories. Anyone can grow those, right?
Last night David and I were sitting on the porch enjoying the Oklahoma-rare light summer breeze. He looked at me and said "Summer begins June 21st doesn't it?" "Yes dear. Just like it does every year." "That means the days are going to start getting shorter." "Yes dear, just like they do every year."
He hates to think of the days getting shorter. I swear, i
Tuesday and Wednesday were pretty hectic around the studios. We all wanted to do what we could to assist with the relief efforts for the victims of the Shawnee/Carney and Moore tornadoes.
Last night when I left work I thought I felt a little "off kilter" but probably because I worked so late last night. Then I heard a strange but familiar noise. NOOOO!! A flat tire on my big truck!
Did I not just say on the air about 2 days ago that I have lived in Oklahoma now for 13 years and have yet to see a tornado? Well, I haven't seen one yet but oh MAN I came close last night!
I got home and set up my lap top for an evening of posting and fun!