This was first posted October 6, 2011. And as a funny aside, I have three posts with this same title… While I was working at the library yesterday, the guys gathered our mountain pasture and kicked them into a smaller “holding” pasture. That meant leaving first thing for the mountain to trail them down. Dally…
Author: Carol
Wordless Wednesday: ”Lord’s Gulch”
Fall color in Lord’s Gulch. Full sized. Or as a bonus, zoomed in!
Art Workshop
I know, I just returned from days in Casper and here I am, enjoying another workshop with friends. Sponsored by the Washakie Museum, this one was with artist, Noelle Weimann. For this class, we used black canvas, blocked out areas of our canvas, and filled in our landscapes with color. Of course, I painted my…
Heart Medicine
Something about seeing some elk and listening to them bugle, does my heart good.
In the Books
Snippets of my library trip… Washakie County Library system was well represented. A trip to the craft store is always on the agenda after the sessions. We had too much fun trying on costume ”hats”. This one is where we looked halfway respectable. Dining out is one of the best parts of going to the…
Laugh and Chat
Sometimes I can really embarrass myself. Wednesday morning, in preparation for a day at the library, I went over in my head some of my plans for the day. I knew Thursday and Friday would be the Wyoming Library Association’s meeting in Casper. I had laid out some wooden spoons to wood burn at the…
Sorry
Sorry but I’m off at the Library convention and I’m cheating you of a post tonight Be back tomorrow! Here’s a pic of the elk we saw on the drive down…
Wordless Wednesday: Gateway
For a jigsaw puzzle of this gateway, go HERE.
Step Stool Needed
All summer, I’ve had this project on my list. Finally! I admit, it doesn’t look like much, but it will help me be a bit more organized. I have run out of room in my basement to store things since I expanded my pantry. What needed to move was my Christmas decorations. We have plenty…
Never Good
It’s never good when you are driving through a neighbor’s pasture to your own and recognize your own cattle. What the heck? We popped over the hill and found the reason… the gate lay on the ground, gate stick broken. So began a list of work. Herd our cattle back into our pasture. Remove neighbor’s…
Poster Style
I wanted to share some of my fun little posters I’ve been making lately. I kind of started playing around because we had talked about a new sticker at the library to give to people who donate. I’ve been a fan of the national park posters… or vintage travel posters. These balsamroot flowers weren’t quite…
Cowboying Abilities
See that dark speck in the distance? It’s Brandon zooming back to get a cow I’d missed somehow… she came barreling out of the trees and, luckily, he noticed her. I never saw her! Daniel catches up to us after making an extra big loop looking for cows. I’m so very grateful for my ”boys”…