Sprung

 Although there's still lots of snow around the edges and todays sun was very deceiving, spring is undoubtably on its way.  I finally managed to get the camera over to the barn for this shot of the latest crop of lambs, only to have my batteries calve out immediately after. 
Everything else is pretty quiet around here.  We finished up our certification application paperwork so that is away, which is always a nice job to have taken care of.  Mark and Wendell dug out the grain drill today while the frost is still in the ground to start tinkering with it.  We're looking at some new nutrient sources this year and are considering some fish fertlizer as one option.  I've always considered it a nutrient source for market gardeners or small scale operations but we've recently discovered some ways and products that seem like a good option for us to add some unique micronutrients and a good crop boost. 
Thayne has given us a couple long nights this week and my foggy, dry contact lenses are telling me that I need some sleep, so I'll keep this short.
I'm concluding this one with some shots of our church being torn down.  Summerside Presbyterian is building a new church and a big crowd came out to see the old being torn down.  I have to admit it was pretty cool and I was really glad that we bundled up the kids to go in and see it.  Wilson was pretty amazed by the big machines and Lucy loved the crash of the roof coming in. 

-Sally