Kittens at Four Weeks Old :-)

I just can't even begin to explain how much fun 

we have had watching these kittens.

At four weeks now,

they're starting to explore the world around them. :-)

Cuteness overload. :-)

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~ Garden at Five Weeks ~

Everything is looking good!

We've gotten so much rain this spring.  

It has been so nice.

Zucchini and Yellow Squash

Peppers

Tomatoes

Green Beans

Cucumbers

Carrots!

One lone, little okra plant.

Not sure why the others didn't sprout.

Basil

Parsley

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Menu Plan

Supper Menus
May 20th-26th

Sunday
kids at a youth devo, cereal for the grownups ;-)
Monday
pan fried chicken with country gravy, mashed potatoes, green beans, fluffy dinner rolls
Tuesday
soft tacos, refried beans, spanish rice
Wednesday
braided sandwich loaves, spiral pasta salad
Thursday
spicy romano chicken, garlic breadsticks
Friday
creamy chipotle black bean chicken, pico de gallo, guacamole, tortilla chips
Saturday
out of town

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3 weeks old

The kittens are three weeks old today.

Their momma was Reeses 

and we think their daddy was a barn cat that my daughter had named Poncho.

So my daughter took those names 

and decided to name the kittens, Leche

Chiclet 

Chupa

and Dulce.

5 years!

Five years ago I sat down and decide to start a little blog. :-)

I've had lots of fun and met many kindred spirits since that day.

I hope to continue sharing simple pleasure with each of you

for many more years to come!

Thank you for visiting Heritage Schoolhouse. :-)

Looking back -

3 year blogiversary!

2 year blogiversary!

Some Favorite Posts

1 year blogiversary!

Scenes from an Evening Walk

The kittens are doing well.

They were two weeks old yesterday.

First blossoms on the tomato plants,

and the peppers.

The green beans look good.

The potato plants and onions are starting to wilt and fall over.

I think we'll harvest sometime this week.

I'm still waiting on my herbs outside to emerge,

but the ones in the kitchen indoors have started to sprout.

Dolly and Loretta enjoying  the evening.

Sweet Miss Dolly.

Sunflowers!

Lots of dewberries on the stump in the front yard.

The bluebonnets are starting to go to seed.

Love the wild chamomile! 

And the honeysuckle on our front property line.

Dolly girl.

And the black eyed susans are just starting to appear.  

"Everybody needs beauty as well as bread, a place to play in

and pray in, where nature may heal and give strength to body and soul."

~John Muir

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