If Wishes Were Horses ...

If wishes were horses then beggars would ride,
If turnips were swords I'd have one by my side.
If 'ifs' and hands were pots and pans
There would be no need for tinkers hands!

UglyChickenFeet will be in Aurora on Saturday May 5, from 10:00 - 2:00 at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church for their Spring Market. Hope to see you there!

Hoping all your favourite things come your way...

Happy Spring

This is my very favourite time of year........except.........I get a heavy duty case of spring fever and feel the need to go out shopping for ....something! A new house, new dogs, new horses, etc. etc...I should be on house arrest until the end of May when I've calmed down a little.

I did get a new little addition to the family...puppy Otis:

He is funny and clever and now we have quite a little pack on our walks around the fields.

I've been scouring the horses for sale ads online to find a nice companion horse for Willie. Our senior horse passed away in the fall at the grand age of 35. I hope we find another like him!

Speaking of Baseball...

Santa has his own farm team. Future sleigh stars are being carefully scouted by barn cat for a coveted spot on Santa's team next year.

Tomorrow, Oct. 25th is the first show of the upcoming holiday season. It is a show benefitting the United Way and is located at 27 Allstate Pwy, Markham, from 9-3pm.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday brings the Durham Craft and Gift Show at the Health Sciences Centre of Durham College, Oshawa, http://www.showsdurhamregion.com/event_view.php?id=219

To see the whole collection of Christmas card designs, click on the Christmas link picture to the left.

Three Sheep to the Wind.....

On these crisp fall days, there's nothing like a drive along leaf-strewn back roads to take in the beautiful colours, stopping at a market stand to pick up an apple pie or some buttertarts for dessert later.

Note to self: try to keep wine consumption on the moderate side.

Giving Thanks

Nerves are strung a little tightly around the farm as Thanksgiving approaches. Mr. Turkey has taken to hiding behind the shrubbery and even Lucky Duck is lying low. The hens don't worry too much, they know their job is just to lay an egg once in awhile, not be part of the chicken soup. The horses wonder if their contract will be renewed for another year and the cows, well.....until we all go vegan..........

All that we behold is full of blessings -- William Wordsworth