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It's coffee time!

I know, it's been a week since I blogged! Sorry!

Okay, it's raining here in on the Knolltop, but that's okay, my flowers need it. Those that are planted and those that are still in their flats!

Actually, I'm not at home, I've having coffee with my BFF Angie in Jonesville. We were looking things up on her computer and I thought while we were sipping coffee and eating day old, over priced muffins I would post on the blog!

I can't write much about Angie, since she's reading as I type, otherwise I would tell you much she weighs, her heartburn troubles and how tan she is...is it fake and bake or garden glow? Oh wait, she just told me she has her pool open, so I guess as a crop farmer's wife she's got nothing to do so she sits by the pool every day sipping lemonade, unlike us dairy farm wives who's work is never ending and we have farmers' tans not bikini lines!

Oh, and let's not forget the horse show she has this weekend, yes, she's one of those.....I'm telling you, this crop farming is the way to go!

Okay, enough about Angie, I've got too much talking to do, and I can't talk and type. So I'll share pictures of Memorial Day weekend and the miraculous event that happened Tuesday night. Yes, parenting has it's downs but it also has it's ups too!

My second cup of coffee was just poured, gotta go!

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