
Last Wednesday I had a visitor! My former co-worker and friend Samara. I had to work for a bit so

Jerry came right up to the fence to get her attention. She was able to pet and talk to him. No treats even. Once I finished up some things I needed to do I went out to give Jerry some attention too and then we went to lunch at Madden's Casual Gourmet back in Bryan. Pamela and I really like this place.
After lunch she still had some time to kill so I drug her to the grocery store with me. I mean I really know how to entertain my visitors. LOL So glad she came up to see me. Other than doctor appointments and grocery store visits I don't tend to leave the farm. I'm content doing so.

Upon arrival back home I caught this picture of our new calf and posted it on FB saying "Okay this doesn’t seem like a good place to be. If you know what I mean"
I know/understand she's hungry but standing behind the Momma and reaching between her legs could get a little messy. I got several interesting comments..like.. "Could name her Cow Patty" or "Could be a crappy situation" LOL I love it.
Happy ending was she stayed clean.

So the fun began on Thursday (4/11) but first things first. The girls need a good bye treat and extra hugs.
They were so cute all sitting pretty waiting for that special little Scooby snack. They know how to be good sometimes.

About 45 miles into the trip I have 3 sensor lights pop up on my dashboard. Not good!. But with a little bit of delay not knowing whether my car was good to go or not. Dang car had 3 sensor lights pop up as we drove down the road. But after a couple of phone calls to David we determined I should be okay to continue mine and Pamela's Girls weekend trip to the Hill Country.
Since I live closer to her now we decided we'd try a different route and make new stops. One stop was supposed to be Deep Eddy's Vodka only I managed to pass it up and decided it wasn't worth turning around. In prior years we'd make a stop at a quilt shop in Dripping Springs called Val & Kim's but unfortunately they closed last year. Sad. So down the road we drove on to Bell Springs Winery to make our 1st Stop.
They are located down a hilly, winding road. The property is really pretty and makes for nice outdoor sitting if the weather is right. And today was sunny and just right outside. We had our first glass or two of wine for our trip leisurely and just enjoyed the surroundings.
This is an annual trip we take for Mother-Daughter Time. We drink wine, moonshine, enjoy the views and landscape, find good food, give each other a bad time and just have fun.

Pamela got comfy
Instead of going 8 mile back to 290 we headed toward Wimberly and took some back roads and ended up going past Luckenbach up to 290. It was a really pretty drive.
We stopped in Fredericksburg for dinner at Mamasita's. No drinks just food.
Then we headed to Kerrville to our hotel.
We walk up Friday (4/12) for another day of adventure and exploring. We go to Fredericksburg on Friday while most people are still at work and the wineries aren't overly crowded. We take a leisurely drive back to Fredericksburg admiring the wildflowers and the sights and stop for Lunch at the Peach Tree Tea Room on 16 in town. Thanks to a friend who mentioned the place on her face book page we started going here. Thanks Pam B.
Food is always good and there's plenty to eat. Service is good too.
I got the Quiche, salad and a piece of garlic bread. I forgot to take a picture before I took a few bites. Oops.
Everything was so darn good I couldn't wait to dive in and eat.
Then we went to Barons Creek Winery. Most of their wines are to dry for me but I found a couple I liked and would drink. I think David would really like this place. We'll see if I can get him there on one of our trips to Fredericksburg.




I'm going to save the rest of our trip adventures for the next post.
Until next post.... We almost never met a wine we didn't like.
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