What A Week! How was your week? We’re so busy my head is spinning. The farm is beginning to look better with the flowers and grass mowed that is until this last down pour we had, now the grass needs mowed again. All the yards in town and in the country show how busy all of you are too. 
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Today from my kitchen window I watched the prettiest thing. My grand daughter Isabelle hanging her first basket of laundry. Her beautiful wavy hair falling over her face as she squinted at the sun to hang each piece. Searching for the clothes pins and trying to hang each garment perfectly. That was my high light today. What a life!
The newest thing to see from my kitchen window is a gift from my sister and brother-in-law. Last week they came with lumber and concrete . What are they going to do? Brian got the tractor and post hole digger and drilled two holes 25 feet apart. Dave and Kathy began to put up the most attractive clothes line I have ever had. Now my clothes will smell so great and will dry faster then the dryer. I could hardly wait till I stood in the sun hanging my first load of laundry.
My kitchen window has saved many a chicken from a fox, a guinea fowl from an owl. The coyotes crouch and creep through the tall grass sometimes moving with the cows hoping I won’t see them. I do see it all as I stand at my sink watching and soaking in all that nature has to share. I’m so blessed.
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What a beautiful day! I have the best view from my kitchen window. The cows grazing in the field……
There’s June the Holstein and Mae the black Jersey. Mae is so sweet and has a 7 month heifer calf called Myrtle.
Becky, the Jersey girl that started this whole adventure is finally pregnant after 5 years of milking without freshening. She thinks she owns the place and maybe she does. Her picture is on my soap labels and her milk and cream makes the soaps creamy and nourishing.
More “My Kitchen Window” posts to come in near future…….
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Today my supplies came for soap and cream making. I will be making more soap as some of my soap flavors are in short supply.
Julie helped me wrap Mint Tea Lady and Simply Soap yesterday so I can get my package ready for Akins Natural Health store in Oklahoma and get it in the mail. The business keeps growing even in this slowing economy. More and more people are beginning to realize natural products without chemicals or detergents are what they want to put on their skin and in their bodies. I grow most all the herbs in my soaps which also help the skin regenerate its self.
For some people, when you first use natural products on your skin it might take some time for your skin to benefit while the body cleans out the old damage done by harsh chemicals. The wait is so wonderful! To have healthy skin the natural way is the way to go.
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Thank you for reading my blog. Carolyn
Life is so overwhelming. Some times it is good to turn off the cell phone and everything that can interrupt your thoughts and take a break to meditate on what your spirit is saying , you might be surprised at what you’ll learn.
Have a Happy Mothers Day.
Love Carolyn
