Punkin's Patch: Flowers For Leontien

Saturday, April 28, 2012

Flowers For Leontien

Sending some flowers to fellow blogger Leontien of Four Leaf Clover Dairy.

12 comments:

Amy Burzese said...: Beautiful.; April 28, 2012
Donna said...: Oh I Love this! Beautiful!; April 28, 2012
TexWisGirl said...: THANK YOU for this beauty in support of leontien today! :); April 28, 2012
Jess Schira said...: Gorgeous.; April 28, 2012
Alice said...: What a sweet gesture of hope and support! I found your flowers #84 of her page! Thank you for sharing your flowers with her.; April 28, 2012
It's me said...: O yes….Leontien need this !!!..love for all the blog girls who give her flowers today !!…glad you did this….love Ria…xxx…; April 28, 2012
~Kim at Golden Pines~ said...: I'm finding so much inspiration in all the beautiful flowers today and I know that Leontien is too!!; April 28, 2012
Mary said...: Lovely. I love those Johnny Jump-ups! Sleeping kitty. Love. :); April 28, 2012
Nancy said...: Such a sweet and inspiring image. I love it.

Thank you so much for supporting Flowers for Leontien. xoxo; April 29, 2012
Nivin Kadar said...: Awesome :); April 29, 2012
Buttons Thoughts said...: Oh I love the violets and the back round kitty. B; April 29, 2012
Leontien said...: Thank you so much for these lovely little flowers!! it is an amazing picture!

Big hugs from Indiana
Leontien; July 03, 2012

Welcome to Punkin's Patch at Equinox Farm

We have a small(ish) hand spinner's mixed flock of Jacob sheep, Border Cheviots, Border Leicesters, Cotswolds, and various fine, medium and longwool colorful crossbreds. Buddy, Woolliam, Rebecca Boone, Boudreaux the Biter, Sweet Petunia, Ewen McTeagle, Keebler, Graham Lamb, B. Willard, Count Chocula, Daniel Not-Boone, Hershey, Spud, Murphy, Woody, Blossom, Crazy Maisie, Baaxter Black, Burrnie and the inspirational Renny to name a few. I love to raise bottle lambs and didn't think I'd ever get Liddy out of our kitchen. Mrs. Pepperpot and Muffin helped Biscuit transition to the barn.

Hank, a Pyrenees/Maremma cross, was in charge of farm security with Junior Deputies Miss Tilly aka Weaslie, a Corgi, and Comby, a tough orange cat with a heart of gold. Now retired flock dog Salt is here holding down the fort. Kate, a Border Collie, handles the rush hour traffic. Iris, our first Border Collie, spent her whole life trying to keep all of us in line, but that was a hard job. Her Corgi sidekick was always underfoot and the Adventure Chickens NEVER did what she wanted.

Saturday, April 28, 2012

Flowers For Leontien

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