Bloom where you are planted

I had a farm in Africa.

(name that movie)

Actually, I saw this glowing tractor on my way 

home from visiting my niece today. 

So gorgeous! 

Never thought I'd say that about a tractor! 

(my niece is gorgeous too)

I think that old tractor was thinking about

it's glory days when it worked the 

fields that yielded bountiful crops, 

year after year. 

These are fuzzy soybeans...which are 

part of our family's bread and butter, 

so to speak. 

My husband cleans, bags and stores them 

for local farmers. 

"As God is my witness, I'll never be hungry again!" 

(I really don't watch movies that often...but these photos 

are inspiring me to quote the ones I have seen)

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These are my little great-nephews (twins) 

that I visited today :) 

Meet Simon and Jude. 

They provided tons of photo opportunities 

for me and lots of laughs...funny little guys. 

I brought them matching neckties which their

mommy stuck right on their t-shirts! 

I hope they remember me next visit. 

They look nothing like our family 

and everything like their dad! 

It doesn't matter though...they are so precious! 

Their dad is a minister-of-music. I'm 

thinking they will surely have some 

musical talent. 

Their mom played first chair

French horn I think it was...in school :) 

SO! That was a round-up of what is 

growing in Kentucky!