Saturday on the Farm

Saturdays this time of year are typically very busy. This is our planting season and it takes all of us to make it work. This is what I fixed for lunch. Leftover ham, with bacon, cheese (lots of cheese) inside a bisquick biscuit. I just roll the dough real thin and put the stuff inside. Nobody complains when I make this.

Eating lunch on the side of the road. The wind was howling, so we got out of the dust on the north side of my car. Like I said...nobody complained!
One uses this tractor to work the ground before the other uses the JDeere for planting the wheat. They've been taking turns in different tractors.
I had a Rusty-visitor at my back door. And he wonders why I don't let him in all the time.

The tile-installers woke me up this morning wanting to see if I liked the pattern they put on the shower walls. Looks good to me...just keep going!
And you think the wind blows at your house? This is called "ironing work shirts"!

Just so you know I have quilting still on the brain, this is the panel I bought in Tulsa. It makes into a book. Had never seen it before (like I get out a lot?). It's called "Old Friend Noah had an Ark". It'll make a nice gift down the road.