Hibernation

This was what we woke up to this morning. Yesterday Kevin plowed for 5 straight hours getting our lane cleared so that we'd be able to get off the farm today to our appointments in the city... but Mother Nature had other plans... she filled all the snow he plowed back in, and then some. And never mind the drifts and wind. In short, all our appointments got canceled and we stayed inside.

It's been pretty quiet here at the farm, we are pretty much on auto pilot. I have not been well, having had a serious reaction to my meds a week ago, and it's been super cold... the equipment won't start, the water is freezing, the animals haven't been able to even spend much time outside because it's too cold. So it's been just about going through the motions.



I am happy to report however *knock on wood* everyone is doing OK. The girls enjoyed some leftover spaghetti squash and veggies....



Flavious "um, can I come in?" 



And the little girls are great, although they have hardly been outside at all in the past week, it's been way too cold.



Little Puffin is not built for the cold...



Um, come on, lets go back inside now!



That's better!



Horace "HEY!! HEY!!"



I'm ready to go back in... 



Excuse me, do you SEE me? 

Far too handsome, and far too spoiled to be outside in the "winter."



Little Ruby is just cute as a button.She looks like a stuffed toy.



I cannot believe Max is almost 6! He was pretty excited to see a treat coming his way the other evening...



why thank you, I'll take that...

Us humans have plenty to keep us busy indoors but we'd rather not be inside at all... so yes, cabin fever does creep up a little bit and we get a little frustrated or blue...

But that's why we have Rollie:





You can't beat him for entertainment.