The warm summer temperatures have FINALLY given way to cooler nights and beautiful days, and fall harvest has started at the farm. This is The Farmer's busiest season; he's got soybeans and milo to harvest and wheat to plant. The other night he was out planting wheat and when I took some supper to him in the field, I noticed this pretty milo field across the road.
Last night he was cutting soybeans, and I went out to take him some supper and get in a little combine time myself. (Just riding, not driving. The Farmer has offered several times to teach me how to drive the combine, but let's face it: I once drove my car over a curb, shredding my tire, because a spider crawled across my leg while I was driving. I am probably not the girl you want to be entrusting with heavy duty machinery.)
While I was waiting for him to stop so I could jump in with him, I snapped these pictures of the sunset:
With the long days where The Farmer is in the field all day and I'm at work, Harlee has been spending a lot of time outside. The exception was this weekend, when I was laid up all weekend with a nasty cold. She got lots of cuddle time with me on the couch, and of course she begged for food every chance she got.
"You gonna finish all of that?"
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