Shimmer with her new home made jacket. Megan Stevens, a special friend, and owner of two Cornerstone Cardis, is very talented. She created the design herself and gave me one for each of the old gals to use in the new colder climate. And boy have they come in handy!
Megan and David with Annie and Scoobie.
When we arrived it was late. I put all 9 dogs in the laundry room and they are wondering..."hey, what's going on here?"
The first morning out at the new place. It is cold compared to what they are used to. I put a turn out blanket on Scoobie since he has less coat than Annie.
The coat came off and all seems like adjustment is pretty easy.
Holiday table in the new house!
Woo hoo, new place lots of fun!
Samuel and Hannah on our way out to hike to the creek,
Stopped to take a shot of our horse trailer. Now done with its big job for the move, we covered it to protect from the weather. As it turned out, it was none too soon!
Hannah at the creek with her walking stick.
Samuel looking down the creek.
Christmas morning! Samuel's prayers were answered! He had never seen or experienced snow and really wanted to on Christmas. Right on target at 7 am it started and by 7:30 it was coming down. Snowman on the hood of my truck : )
First time in snow for them too!
Out the front door. This was only the first half or third of what we got.
Hannah was quick to get the tree out and at least have it up without ornaments so we could enjoy that much.
This is the first sunset living in our new house. It is taken from the back yard looking out over the hay field
David looking into the barn while I was mucking stalls. He and Samuel left to go back to FL. this morning. they will come to visit for Spring break. I will sure miss them. David thinks he will be able to commit to retirement about March,,,maybe April...maybe May. Pray for me and Hannah up here without him. We do have SUPER neighbors though who we can count on if needed. That was a good bunch of catching up! I hope you enjoyed it!
Welcome to your new place, Rita. It looks wonderful for dogs, horses, and people. Enjoy.
ReplyDeleteLooks good, Rita. I'll bet the dogs think the snow is about right. Stay safe...and warm.
ReplyDeleteNancy
Love the pictures
ReplyDeleteyou all will adjust to the white stuff....
I cab send you some more
We have 40 inches of the white stuff
Welcome to Alabama. Glad that everyone arrived here safely.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics, thanks for the update! Hope you all had a very Merry Christmas and so glad Samuel got snow:-))
ReplyDeleteWelcome home again, Rita! I'm glad it all went smoothly. :) My kids were SO EXCITED that we had snow on Christmas!! We so rarely get any snow at all, and to have it on THAT day of all days was just...perfect.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you all made it to your new home OK. It looks wonderful! Looking forward to more pictures.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad to see an update and that you made it up there safely. I have been thinking about you alot!! I know you will be very happy in your new home. I hope your New year will be full of many blessings and happiness and that all that you wish for will happen!
ReplyDeleteLove & Miss you!!!