Short Visit to the Farm

A week ago Saturday, serendipity stepped in and I was able to get out to my daughter's farm, where I finally saw the many little lambs that have arrived this spring. My goodness, but they grow so fast. In pictures they appear so small, but in a matter of a few weeks, they are quite big. They are so sweet. I could watch them for hours.
It was a little chilly Saturday, but the rain held off until the trip home.

For some reason, I didn't take a whole lot of pictures.

Guess I was too busy just watching.

The day was cool, but it was wonderful to see all my lamb grandbaabies.

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I have been having a few rough days, but am doing much better. New meds sometimes can 

do a number on you, and I was struggling with trembling hands, major indecision(staring at the closet trying to decide what to wear, for 15 minutes as an example), dizziness, and low Blood Pressure. Not fun. Since the side affects of the new pill was too much, the search is on for a different one. I apparently am very sensitive to drugs, which is good or bad depending on how you look at it.

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It is a new week, and I am managing to feel a bit better, but have yet to really take interest in things I want to do. I do what I have to, and hopefully as the days go by, and the sun shines more than the rain falls, I will begin to do more things. Depression is a thorn in the side, but I am in hopes that this low session has passed and brighter days are ahead.

As I type there is a great amount of noise over my head. We are getting our roof shingled. So many shingles blew off through the winter, I began to wonder if there were any left up there. I guess there were enough to keep the snow off the upstairs ceiling, but it will be nice to have the roof done (if the rain holds off).