Thursday, February 02, 2012

Thursday Dose of Cute: A Very Happy Groundhog Day

Bert and Bear under the laundry line - FarmgirlFare.com
My four-footed laundry helpers are back in action.

Sunny, breezy, and 64 degrees on the second of February in Missouri? You can bet the laundry line was in full swing today!

More photos below. . .

Bert in the shadow of the laundry line 1 - FarmgirlFare.com

As for the outcome of Groundhog Day, we thankfully (for the sake of Joe's blood pressure) haven't seen Chucky in years, but if he is still lurking around somewhere on the farm, he definitely saw his shadow—while we saw lots of laundry shadows. Another six weeks of winter is fine with me, though, since it doesn't really feel like we've had much yet.

Bert in the shadow of the laundry line 2 - FarmgirlFare.com

More laundry line? Here.
More farm dog photos? Here.

© FarmgirlFare.com, where it sure looked and felt like winter last Groundhog Day—and any day without Chucky is a happy one. (No offense to woodchucks.)
Posted by Farmgirl Susan at 6:52 PM
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6 comments:

  1. Too cute...my dogs would be so jealous! No playing outside today due to too much rain. And 77 degrees. UGH.

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  2. Laundry helpers????? Seriously????

    (just too cute!)

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  3. Well, there won't be any moles getting to your laundry with Bert and Lucky Buddy Bear on clothesline duty.

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  4. Love the laundry shadows on your still GREEN grass! :)

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  5. like the radio said yesterday .. 6 more weeks of winter...you gotta have a winter 1st

    very warm and strange here in MS this year

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  6. I just found your blog! Wow! So very proud of you! You did something I have been yearning to do since I was twenty. So...over half of my life I have been wanting to get out of this city. Looking forward to hearing more about your sheep and your recipes...YUM!

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