Advice from a tree:
stand tall and proud, go out on a limb, remember your roots, be content with your natural beauty, and enjoy the view.

Photo of Houston trees by Anna via Snapchat
Advice from a tree:
stand tall and proud, go out on a limb, remember your roots, be content with your natural beauty, and enjoy the view.

Photo of Houston trees by Anna via Snapchat

My Uncles first car, it’s been sitting on some land for a while. Time for a little work!

beautiful sunset after the rain
Happy Friday from Brandon’s bloodhound (back when he was a puppy!!)

I guess this is the definition of friendship?

If you know where is was taken, you get 5 points!
I had so much fun getting to pick homegrown oranges today.
They are delicious, juicy, and I could eat a hundred of them.

Although I didn’t take the above photo, it won’t be long until it looks like that all over Texas – the wildflowers are starting to pop up!

Bluebonnets in bloom!

This place has my heart
In January my family took a trip to a friends ranch near Campbellton, Texas.
Campbellton is a small city south of San Antonio, with ranch land as far as the eye can see.

Campbellton, Texas
We spent our time looking for arrowheads, sitting by the fire pit, eating delicious food and playing cards.

My view from the deer blind
When you own land, you want to know what animals you have living there. Once a year the land owners have friends sit in deer blinds all around their land to make a list of everything they see.
While we were there the owners asked us if we wouldn’t mind helping them count. It was enjoyable for me because I got to spend an hour in a deer blind, by myself, taking in the views, the breeze and the wildlife.
We saw lots of dove, a few rabbits, some quail, cardinals, does, bucks, spikes, boars, and luckily no alligators or snakes!
My family always loves time with friends as well as time out in the country and this trip was a blast.

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