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Clipper wrote: We have snow up ta 9 inches heah now.Still coming down like a polar bears dream.Wind is making a mess of things..... but I guess even Mother Nature has to let off steam once inna while.

Breakfast this morning is Belgium waffles covered all thick with strawberry's (fresh un-frozen from the freezer last night), griddled maple pork sausage patties, cold apple juice, hot cawfee, and some of them chocklit eclairs fresh from the town Bakery this morning.

No need to bring yer own silverware....we got plenty heah at Whiterock Farm.

Try to do some good today and mebbe the good turns will come back at ya in a pleasant surprising way.


Thanks for the weather update Clipper. We have much needed rain here....we are in a drought situation in the South of England, although it is winter.

If I was within 50 miles of you i would be over for breakfast 'pronto', but as I'm several thousand mile away I can only be thouroughly jealous of your feast (yet again) that you are tucking into.

Is Whiterock farm your own place ?. I would be really interested to hear all about it and what you do there. Hope your day is full of :-6

14 inches of snow, drifts over 2 feet here, and it is still coming down!

I would come over for breakfast this morning, Clipper, but snow was so high it got in my big tall boots I had on! I'm putting on the hot cocoa-ha! I have a diet coke in hand, and a quiet Sunday morning-church is closed, freeways are shut down. Glad I layed in the stores yesterday-baked ham for din-din tonight! With all the trimmings!

Yeah, a real Nor'easter! Even my husband woke up surprised at all the snow! I can't wait until it stops, and th kids go out to play in, I love watching them out the window in the sleds and snowmobiles too going up and down the street.

We have a football field across from us, they will all congregate there for a massive snowball fight!

Clipper wrote: Morning Bez. I would be perfectly happy to see a lot of our FG members popping in for breakfast on any morning. Cooking is one of my passions. Mom and Granny had me in the kitchen a lot. I guess they figgered if I was gonna be hanging around filching food I might as well learn something too!! LOL!

Our farm is slightly over 275 acres heah. I lease out nearly all of it to grow cow corn for Dairy farms here in our farming community. We set aside about 30 acres of the farm just for hay fields. Only stock we have are our 4 horses. We sell off a lot of hay to fellow horse owners in the area and make a little money that the tax-fools don't know about.




Sounds idyllic and you sound as if life there is GOOD...:-6

Hey Clipper,

how did the 'wrassling' go?

Oh Clipper, you make me long for a long-ago home!!



I do hope that filly is able to get in somewhere out of the weather!!



:)

The wrassling didn't go anywhere except to sleep.....sigh.


Ah better luck next storm Clipper :yh_hugs