After the musical, we grabbed some groceries and headed up to Lindsey’s place in Missouri.  Harley is the welcoming committee.

Mom & Lindsey spent Saturday evening and most of Sunday working on curtains.  They dyed some existing ones and also sewed some new ones.  The ones I saw completed looked very nice.  Good job!

Lindsey had me take my camera up there so I could get some pictures from around the farm.  On Sunday morning, we went driving around.  Here are some of my favorites from the day.

We even found some wild blackberries.

I like to joke with my mother about this “flower”.  At some point when I was younger, I said that this was one of my favorite flowers.  The sad part is is that this is the bloom from a thistle.  I grew up with them coming up in our fields and surely knew what it really was at that time.  I guess the weed annoyance didn’t cross my mind when I decided to share that opinion with my mom, though.  I love seeing thistle in the fields now so I can share my love for them with my mom.  I personally think she thinks they are very pretty too!

On Sunday, I cooked lunch.  The new Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market in the Rogers Pinnacle area has a great meat case.  I got some chicken and beef kabobs and cooked them on the stove top (because I had issues with the grill).  With them, I made some fresh corn on the cob.  Yum!

After lunch, mom & Lindsey finished up the curtain work and we headed back home.  Overall, it was a great girls’ weekend.  Thanks for letting us spend the night Lindsey!