And I cannot tell you how many times I have been able to quickly feed the horses or do this or that while she or she and daddy draws away (or Someone and I draw away, while daddy feeds).
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
It's Not Graffiti ~ It's Washable Barn Chalk Art
...and our daughter knows the difference. We can take a hose to the walls and have brand new looking stall fronts in a matter of how long it takes to dry.
And I cannot tell you how many times I have been able to quickly feed the horses or do this or that while she or she and daddy draws away (or Someone and I draw away, while daddy feeds).
And I cannot tell you how many times I have been able to quickly feed the horses or do this or that while she or she and daddy draws away (or Someone and I draw away, while daddy feeds).
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6 comments:
I love seeing photo's of your
"homestead"!
What a DARLING idea! I love this. Something I never envisioned or heard of doing with sidewalk chalk.
Hope you're doing better today. I was sharing your story with a girlfriend on the phone and we were both sad for you. She reads you as well.
I meant to tell you too....that poem was phenomenal. Very heart wrenching and beautifully written. Thank you for sharing it. I had never read it before.
I love this ! I quite often give the kids the chalk bucket and let them loose on the side of the shed or the fence !
I'm feeling bad about my comment the other day (about what I could eat) I didn't even think, and I hope it didn't upset you too much, darlin'.
I hope and pray that you're doing okay.
xoxoxox
TM, no offense taken on the 'could eat a horse' comment... I'm not that thinned skinned. It's all about intention with me.
:-)
Thanks for your thoughts.
WOW! what a beautiful barn. Did your thoughtful and very handy husband build that for you? You must feel so lucky to have some one so good with his hands.......gives me chills. : )
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