Playing Catch-up

I'm once again playing catch-up, on farm work, on blog posts, on sleep, on just about everything. If I play catch-up long enough, I'll get further and further behind until I loop back to the beginning and I'm caught up. Besides, I think playing catch-up is the new caught up.

So, catching you all up, here are some images of our recent activities.

A couple weekends ago, we had multiple visitors (Byron and Steph on Friday; Tim, Sarah, and Asa on Saturday; and Rick on Sunday). With their help we knocked a lot of work out, in particular transplanting the onions and leeks. I forgot my camera some of those days. Here's Saturday:


Tim, Sarah, and Asa help transplant billions of onion seedlings.


Tim stood on the drill while I seeded the one acre of lentils. Since that's not much seed, it's helpful to have somebody filling the cups in the drill while somebody else drives the tractor. It would make sense if you saw it.


Asa "drove" the combine cutting wheat. The wheat happens to be Court and Sarah. Cutting the wheat! Cutting the wheat!


The turkeys are nearly one month old and showing off how high they can fly.


The plants wondering when they can get outside.


My tired, pregnant wife.