Time isn't on my side...

Been spending a lot of time with family the past few days -- against my will, lol. Not really, of course. It's left no time for blogging, unfortunately. Not like I've had a whole lot to blog about lately, honestly.

My mom decided to go home today, but my aunt and uncle have still been around, which I'm fine with. My uncle likes to aggravate all the time, which I find hysterical -- my aunt, not so much. I guess that's what life on the road does to you, so it's understandable. He's been really good this time, though, nothing too severe.

Every time they come over, they bring their puppies, Max and Otis. My aunt literally lives next door, so I see the puppies every day, humans or no humans. Those dogs take the best pictures! They sit so still and look at the camera, like directly in the camera! It's kind of odd, considering they're so young and haven't been around me that much.

It's so nice to have days off. I love nothing more than to spend the day outside, taking pictures. I worked so hard and so late last night -- sometimes I can't deal with that type of work environment. If people weren't so idiotic, it wouldn't be so bad. It's the people that live in Ironton that make me realize why I prefer animals over people.

I know this is off subject, but Aubrey finally went to her new home yesterday. It's been months since she's been ready -- I honestly didn't think she would ever get her. She's settling in well, which comes as a surprise, considering she's a very finicky glider.

I suppose that's all for now...

Love & Peace

-Megan

If I say to you tomorrow...

My rest filled days were short lived today when I had to drive LaVaughn to the hospital for some tests. She didn't have anything major take place, just some ultrasounds on her legs to make sure everything is circulating properly.

She had to be there at 2, meaning we had to be up and out the door no later than 12:30. She got up at 11 I believe, I awoke shortly after at 11:30. 

After we arrived at the hospital, she filled out her insurance information and was taken back less than 15 minutes later. It took around the same amount of time for them to do everything they needed to do. I'm still not sure of everything that happened, I didn't go back with her.

By the time we left (close to 2:30), we were both starving! We normally eat late in the evening, usually after 5PM. So being hungry at 3 in the even was just weird and unsettling. We decided to act on our hunger and get something to eat on our way home. It was weird to eat so early, but I think my stomach was about to each my backbone. 

At least we didn't have to cook when we got home. We just fed the animals and were done. See you all Monday!

Love & Peace

-Megan

Here are some completely random/awesome pictures of the cows that live up our road:

Yes, there are babies!

I know it's weird, but I love the way this cow in the field turned out.

Love messing around with sun pictures.

Little acorn shells.

The rays just look so awesome sometimes.

And now pictures from yesterday:

The crows are rather enjoying the light dusting of snow that we got.

Miss Ellie and Miss Aubrey.

Aubrey is such a gorgeous TPM.

And Ellie is such a gorgeous leu.

Those ears!

They're too cute.

The end.