We read
We watch the birds on the many feeders that Matt has to refill almost daily. Our regular visitors: house sparrows, dark-eyed juncos, house finches, pine siskins, spotted towhees, gold finches. And the family favorite, black-capped chickadees:
We even got a sharp shinned hawk one day, attracted by the flocks of small, edible birds. We can always hear a flicker or two, and we have an owl we've seen once on an evening walk and hear most nights.We also nap a lot
and do make believe
Super Hero
Stoic Heroineand get all cozied up in our space PJs
And head down into the basement room we finished off.
Check out the beautiful bookcases my dad builtAnd when we can't stand being indoors anymore, we escape up the canyon to breathe some clear, non-inversioned air and get all good and warn out.
Just for fun, I'll share this sign we found posted by Ethan outside our bedroom door ( a no cat zone).
4 comments:
Loved it! Thanks for brightening my day. Love, Oma
That's a great sign!
It is hard living in Cache Valley this time of year when you hear that people down in Utah County don't even have any snow left...but seriously, would you trade all this for that?
I'm jealous of all your bird visitors. I don't think there are enough trees in our neighborhood to attract the variety you have. Maybe I just need to put the seeds out and see if they come. I agree with you about Feb.
Those pictures make me miss you guys so much.
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