We have the three little Deja pups. They keep us busy. Otherwise, things are quieter than usual. There are the typical chores that go on without end. Then we have the repairs as well as some general clean up. There is not more to report.

This Week on the Blog

We want to thank you who took the opportunity to send us material for our blog. Without you, we would be lost. That is not a joke.

We hope our readers enjoyed these fabulous and funny Weimaraner updates, as much as we did.

Sunday—October 8 — The First Sunday

Monday–-October 9 — 23 Days (Bella Lioness)

Tuesday —October 10 — Reznor

Wednesday —October 11 — The Nose Knows (Skye)

Thursday –-October 12— Our Life With (Azula)

Friday — October 13 — The Stackhouse Sisters (Sucia and Patos–Part I)

On a very personal note

Cliff and I went to the Mountain States Tumor Institute (MSTI) today. He has a blood draw, and so now we wait for the results. Of course, we hope for this whole thing mysteriously disappear, and if not to stay in a holding pattern.

I have been busy with the pottery project. It is not something I can do production style. I marvel at what I see Lynda and Charlotte make in one afternoon. I am much slower but is nothing short of a miracle that I can come up with anything at all. (Haha) Otherwise, we have been doing pretty much the same thing as usual–the sorting, organization, and clearing out of things we no longer need or want. I feel as if there is a sea of material goods–deciding what is essential to keep is tricky.

Every time Ashley arrives I have another box or something to give her. I have another pair of new-looking jeans from Grandpa. He has lost a few pounds and doesn’t plan to gain it back. I found a box of handbags–those are gone as well. They were all leather bags and again, in excellent condition. Christina took one that seemed to have her name written on it. That is a win-win situation.

Maybe next week I can give you a report on Cliff’s lab work. I hope. Other all, he is busy around the farm. There is quite a bit of non-farming tractor work such as moving dirt. He is trying to get rid of rocks–we don’t need a Weimar swallowing one of those rounds. It can happen all too quickly. We don’t care to revisit that scenario.

Our little farmhouse is still a work in progress. We love it nonetheless!