Life. It rolls along so quickly, with sad and happy and beautiful happenings all mixed up together. This month we've had another root canal (mine this time), some precious times with our beloved kids and grands, and attended the funeral of a friend, a gentleman who has been a jovial, sports-loving, family-supporting fixture in our little community. We will miss him so much.
Just as John finished planting corn, we received some much-needed rain that allowed the newly burned pastures to quickly turn to lush, graze-worthy green. All of the cattle have been moved to their summer pastures, and as soon as the ground dries Farmer John will be hard at his one-man farming show, planting soybeans.
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| May 2 -- We were worried about dry conditions, but spring was nevertheless having its green way with the cottonwood trees across from our house. |
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| Our grandboys, all ready for a Royal's game May 4th. |
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May 10--the setting sun cast gold light beneath these dark clouds to the east. Rain!
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| Beautiful Rebekah, 18 months, loves her reflection in her new cowgirl hat (purchased by Grammy, of course). |
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| You know I love the symbolism of photos of roads--life is a journey! This phone photo of the setting sun revealed a rainbow effect not visible to the naked eye. I like that symbolism as well--the Lord surrounds and protects us in ways we do not see. |
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| Here Isaac looks like he's saying "That's all folks!" And so we'll let him bring May's blog post to an end. |
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