Pear tree lane Farmhouse

~Welcome home~

This blog is dedicated to my dear family who live many miles away, and to you dear ladies , who have a heart for keeping the home fires burning. You, who love and cherish your family, and have a desire to create a home that says "Welcome, you are loved and cared for."

My desire is that when you leave that you will be encouraged and know that you too are loved.

Sue~

busy! Busy! BUSY!

Written by Sue, Wednesday,February, 8, 2012            partly cloudy, cool, temps. 50's, 
The beginning of???

"Need any help Pops?" "Here we are!"


"come on in Lucy, POPS  needs some help, getting the soil level."
"there, all done, now let's go play."

"Pops"always gets it level, don't'cha know."

"Lucy, please don't drink the well dry,  save some for Noel and I."

A guy and his girls!

"Hurry pops, it's almost time for my feeding."

Coming right along ~smile~

A love note to my sweetheart!! 
Oh! my! it's coming along just fine! Please be careful,
Has anyone guessed yet, as to what this is going to be?
Hint, hint! It might have something to do with these!We will show the finished product soon,it isn't quite finished yet. I am so excited. Mr P surprised me a few weeks ago with this plan.



~Other happenings~
We bought a new ram last week, his name is Abraham, (father of many nations), and we are counting on him to be just what his name sake says.~smile~

 
He is a beauty, and goofy at the same time! Look at that crooked smile! He kind of looks like a camel, he is so much bigger than our other sheep, and he has a great bloodline.....
I think he is adorable,  he is so docile, and just plain sweet!

Mr P. and I received another package from Susan this week, I got new pj's and socks, Mr P. got candy, he has such a sweet tooth!
Last, but not least.... Still "savoring moments" like these, I took this photo as I was on my way upstairs to go to bed last night. I sat on the stairs in "Awe" of one of God's great creations!

These were taken tonight looking out our kitchen window through the trees.
 AWESOME!! Psalms 136:9 The moon and stars to rule by night, for His mercy endures forever.

A lot of planning, and soil preparation for the new growing season is going on around here at the farmhouse, we are so looking forward to this new season. We also use the Farmers Almanac in planting our crops. Our parents and grandparents did too. How about you, are you making plans for your veggie and flower gardens? 
Until next time,
Hugs,
Sue

34 comments:

Cheryl said...

Oh, don't I love these sweet pictures of "the girls" following your hubby all around. No lack of companionship for him. :-D

A surprise? How exciting! And a package in the mail? Also exciting!

Abraham? A doll! (Can a ram be a doll?)

Enjoy all of your Father's blessings. I know you are, as you are "savoring the moments."

{hugs}

Carol said...

I can't wait to see what your hubby is building!
Your full moon pictures are beautiful! Thanks for sharing.

Smiles,
Carol

Walk In Truth said...

Hi Sue,

I've missed visiting, and have a lot of catching up to do. If you could only see how much smiling I do as I read through your blog. Lucy and Noel are so adorable following Mr P. around the property. Mr P. is a hard working man, and it is so special how he loves to always do surprises for you. Susan is an awesome daughter in so many ways. I like the Pink Pj.s.

Wow, a Ram. I don't know anything about Rams. He is such a handsome guy, and what a great name.
One of my most all time favorite movies as a child was the original Dr. Dolittle, where he could talk to the animals.

Love your pictures of the moon. Just last week I was in my backyard in the evening and I looked up, and realized how I take for granted the star filled sky. It was so quiet, no neighbors outside and I just felt like it was a special moment with God. It's amazing how looking up puts life back into perspective in that I realize just how big our God is, and that He made the moon and the stars. I need those moments. I'm so happy you shared the moon photos, and the awesome Bible verse.

God bless you friend,
Lots of Big hugs,
~ Michele

Vee said...

A greenhouse! Yay! At first, I thought it was a raised bed, then a chicken coop. Finally, you gave me just the right hint. =) Your sweetie is a romantic kind of guy...

He does look like a camel! Abraham should have a role in the Christmas pageant!

Sweet packages that come in the mail...always nice.

Paula said...

Oh Sue~ I love all the pictures of Pops and his girls! *giggle*
And Abraham is just too sweet... I can't wait to see new lambs on your farm!

Paula said...

Me again, Sue~ I forgot to ask... is Pops building you a ... greenhouse? *SHHHHH* I won't tell anyone! *haha*

Debbie said...

Good morning! Loved watching the girls with their guy! How cute. : ) And your right, Abraham does look kind of like a camel, haha, and he looks like he will definitely live up to that name. It must be a greenhouse right? How excited you must be! And how I love that he is doing this for you. Soo blessed you are Sue. I love the gift pack from Susan too. Awesome pictures of the moon. This whole post was just plain old fun. Have a wonderful day! Can't wait to see the finished project! HUGS

Carmen S. said...

I am thinking greenhouse too;) What precious helpers and I just love how miss Lucy has her very own drinking fountain, lol! Have a wonderful day!!!

Farm Girl said...

I got my first Almanac on Sunday, I have been reading it and writing down dates for planting. My families always used it too. So after such a bad gardening year, I am going to plant accordingly. I love your new building. Oh I can't wait to see.
I loved all of your great pictures today Sue,
I bet you have been so busy.
So nice to see your update.

Doniene said...

Always a sweet tour!! Blessings to you this day, lovely lady!

Janettessage.blogspot.com said...

Oh jumping with hugs over here in Texas...first of all, you two are just too cute.

We just want to pick up that little lamb and hold it...the pictures are great, and Benjamin and I are both enjoying each of them. As for the construction, well I am a mother of a home builder, and he got that passion from his mother, so I love seeing the construction...what a swell guy you have.

You just made my lesson for me with the moon pictures. We are studying Owl Moon, a book and also studying the moon this week, so thanks for adding to my lesson.

Have a wonderful week...I am looking forward to planting my garlic from you.

Kathleen said...

We can't plant much till May, a long way off. But I enjoy seeing your work in progress. What a blessing your dh can still do that work.
The level made me smile. We always say we will bury ours with dh! He was never a close enough guy!
Have a blessed weekend! We are supposed to get snow. But Feb in NY, so no surprise, and we have been spared this year!

Jenni said...

Hello, Sue, dear friend! Photos of Lucy and Noel always warm my heart... and I can't wait to see the finished product of what y'all have planned....

the pics of the Moon are awesome! and I love the Scripture.... so appropriate.....

Hugs and warm wishes,
Jenni

Susan B said...

Sue, I enjoyed this post and all the photos! Especially the of your husband and his 'girls.' Too sweet! I always enjoy my time here. :)

I hope you have a lovely weekend, my friend!

Julie Harward said...

Is it a green house? That will be fun. I love Abe, so handsome and nice to hear that he is sweet. Love the lamb following your hub around...so sweet too, now I want a cute lamb like that! Love the moon too. :D

no spring chicken said...

Beautiful things happening at your little love nest! Romantic notes in the cement, a handsome new romeo for those ewes, a box of valentine goodies, and a full moon...

Enjoy your weekend Sue!

Blessings, Debbie

Happy@Home said...

My first thought was a raised bed, but when I saw the roof, my thoughts changed to greenhouse. How fun!
My very small raised bed has fallen apart so hubby has purchased the materials to rebuild it.
I think I may start consulting the Farmer's Almanac for planting times. Maybe I will have better luck.
Abraham is very cute and, you're right, I do see a camel look about him.

NanaNor's said...

Hi Sue, I loved seeing your new greenhouse-I figured it was that or some sort of chicken/sheep coop. We have snow today so I'm not even dreaming of spring-we don't start planting til the very end of May. Actually, I'm planning another quilt.
Have a wonderful weekend. Love your Ram, he is so handsome.
Hugs, Noreen

Elena said...

Wow, I love your pictures of the moon. Mary is fascinated by it. I am thinking about what I want to plant this spring. Some coleus and hostas for the shade and of course Mary's pumpkin seeds :)

Christine said...

Somebody love you very much.
The greenhouse is an act of love. So is the Valentine gift you recieved. Looks like you are loved.

Love the smile on Abraham

Nellie said...

Yes, we are thinking about our "planting season." The mild winter here has blessed us with our fall garden all through the winter months, and we have had fresh greens recently.
It looks as though those seed packets will eventually find a new home!
There are several Almanacs for 2012 here, as well as a calendar that we have used in the past for planting, etc.

Lois Christensen said...

A greenhouse! Love it! Going to plant our garden again this year. We haven't done it for 2 years! But hubby's been away ;) Excited for you!!

Coloring Outside the Lines said...

A greenhouse! Fantastic! Love your moon shots.

A Hint of Home said...

I know you're going to love having one of those to help with all your seedlings.
Love your photos!
Mr. P is sure handy to have around!
Hugs!

Rose of Sharon said...

What a hard working man you have there! You are so blessed! I love your country life! :0)

Hugs, Sharon

Anonymous said...

I'm thinking a greenhouse! Can't wait to see the finish product. It's nice to have a handy man around the house!
I also can't wait to see what grows in your greenhouse, if that is what it is ; )
Thanks for sharing
Tania

Karen said...

A HOT HOUSE..is what I'm guessing. Always enjoy dropping by and reading your cute posts. Can't help but think about the blogger little children getting to see and read about the farm.

Debbie said...

I'm completely ROCKED by the photo of the shadows on the moon. Those are really beautiful. I would want to frame them.

And speaking of framing? I thought you were doing a raised bed (which now that I think of it, is kinda dumb since you're real farmers...)

I'm guessing and coveting green house!?!

Loved my visit this morning. I'm currently working on a schleprock of a borrowed computer so getting around is difficult for me and blogging apparently impossible.

But I count it joy. At least this schleprock doesn't seem to have a whirly swirly circlet!

Rebecca said...

Is it a potting shed or a greenhouse??? Either way, you're very blessed. Can't wait to see the finished project!

Yes, the moon was extra beautiful there for a few days, it seemed to me...

And Sue, I was surprised to hear that you don't consider yourself a great "pie maker"! You are so much more domestic than I am...

Abraham is amazing!

Manuela@A Cultivated Nest said...

What sweet photos of your doggies!

I'm guessing a greenhouse. Lucky lucky you!!

GratefulPrayerThankfulHeart said...

So nice stopping by to catch up dear Sue! I love to see what is happening in your neck of the woods. It is always something special!

Eggs In My Pocket said...

Such a wonderful thing to build for you! Good luck with your growing. Love that pretty ram! I love those big moon filled nights!

Cheryl said...

Just popping in to say hello! Hope that all is well at Pear Tree Lane...I am looking forward to seeing glimpses of the happenings over at your little corner of the world. I am sure that you are still "savoring the moments."

As always, I thank you for leaving sweet comments over at Thinking About Home. Your words are so warm and encouraging and life=giving!

Hugs to you...

Jenni said...

Just stopping by to "check" on you, Sue... I am still praying for your health.....

I hope something makes you smile today!

Hugs,
Jenni