General Coffee State Park

Oh, how I loved General Coffee State Park! I LOVE horses, goats, donkeys not so much, but I loved the park! Here are some pictures some of the things the park had. This particular section or the park is called The Heritage Farm. As you can see it is a beautiful farm.

                                  Here is a nanny goat that was standing
                                  in the feed trough trying to get people to
                                     pet her!!! She was very sweet.

                                Here is a turtle that we were feeding fish
                                food to! At first he was not so sure about
                                it. He didn't act like he wanted to eat. Well
                                then 2 ducks came up!( Forgive me. I don't
                                have a picture of the ducks!) They wanted to
                               eat! So when the ducks came up and were
                               eating all of the food, the turtle decided that he
                                wanted to eat the food too! It's all jealousy!!! :)

                                 Here is goat that I liked. You can't really tell,
                                 but he has very LARGE horns!!! He is pretty
                                 to me! I used to have goats but we got rid of
                                 them because they are ESCAPE ARTISTS for
                                                                 sure!!!
                                               

This was the horse I fell in love with!

                                              She is SO friendly!

This is a little lamb that was loose.

                                      It was very friendly, though!!!

These chickens look like the chickens that I have!!!

Not Afraid!

Well you may wonder, why in the world did she name this post "Not Afraid"?


Well it's because of something my daddy told me today! He said to me, " You aren't afraid of that duck out there are you? You got pretty close to him!"

In South Georgia, you don't walk outside after a rainy day and see a duck in your yard on a daily bases! It doesn't rain every day in South Georgia but I just mean when it does rain. But today after all the rain, my family and I saw a duck! Just out in the open in our yard! So I told my daddy," I am going to go get my camera! I want to get some pictures of this duck!"

So I followed this duck around the yard, barefoot, after all the rain not to mention, and I get some good pictures of this duck! At once, I was less than 2 feet away from that duck!!! And the duck looked at me. I looked at the duck. Since he was looking at me like I was out of my mind, I thought he was going to chase me! But instead it looked like he was posing for me!!! I wasn't afraid of that duck at all!!!! He was a pretty duck as you can see:

                                   In this picture he (or she) looks mad
                                                          at me!!!

                                          He's determined to get away from
                                                       this beast! (me)

Everyone may think, I thought this blog was meant for cakes and cookies and crafts! Technically , they are correct! But I thought, You know, people from Wisconsin or other Northern States, might not see ducks much. Instead, they see Chipmunks! I want to see Chipmunks! So, someone could share pictures of Chipmunks and they could look at my pics of ducks!!! I don't know. It was just a thought!

A Little Help

It's been a while since I have posted! I have been busy! Another friend of mine is having a birthday in a couple of days and I wanted to make her something cute but simple! Now, I am going to show you some pics of the things I made. But mind you, when I said A Little Help I meant a lot of help. No, I did not make these things! My dear, sweet mama made these things for my friend! Here are some pictures of the things I made!!!

                                                       My friend wears glasses, so I thought
                                              surely my mama could make a glasses case!!!
                                                       

                                                    Another pic of the glasses case.

                                               This is a little pouch with a draw string!
                                            Very cute! It could hold her nail polish or really
                                                                         anything!

                                                      Right here you can see the drawstring
                                                            and the outside of the pouch.


  The instructions for these crafts were in a book I check out from our local library. If you would like to know how to make these things, go to your local library and look for Hooks and Loops, Beginning Crochet by Donna M. Lightbody. Now just to warn you, this book was made in the 70s, so I haven't been following the colors the author chose because she uses 70s colors!!!
                           

Happy Mother's Day

For Mother's Day, for my Granny, I made her a coaster and a dish scrubber. Now, both of these things I made from scratch. No pattern, no book, or any other sort of instructions. Now this was my first finished project. So, you may think that I did a sloppy job and that they are not neat or even. But here is a picture of the dish scrubber.