How can we be halfway through November already!? The news from Bronze Fox Farm is pretty sparse today. Harry went to his ophthalmologist and received another good report, along with her hand written instructions on which drops to use, and how many, and when, until the final recheck next month. I do like precise instructions. […]
Monday – November 15, 2021 Read More »
Today was beautiful, but chilly and very windy. The witch hazel was blooming and tossing in the breeze this morning, against the last of the red maple leaves. We went in to St. Louis for lunch with friends, Denny and Susan. It was good to spend time with them, but their car had failed to
Sunday – November 14, 2021 Read More »
We went to dinner with friends last night, good food, good laughs, and many unfinished conversations. Much to think about, but not a lot to blog about. Two other friends have had surgery this week – hip replacement and ankle replacement – and they are in our thoughts as they recover. Here, thankfully, we are
Saturday – November 13, 2021 Read More »
On this blustery November Thursday morning, we drove into St. Louis county for a follow up to cataract surgery. Just before the Missouri River, as we ascended a slight hill, the horizon was colored with flags of all sorts rioting in the wind. The overpass at Research Park Circle was covered in signs and banners
Thank You and Welcome Home – Veterans’ Day 2021 Read More »
Today got off to an early start, since Harry had to be in St. Louis county for his second cataract surgery at 7 AM. The mild temperatures made turning the horses out in the dark less unpleasant than it might have been. Bart was asleep, but he rallied and was happy to get out onto
Eye, Yi, Yi #2 – November 10, 2021 Read More »