Goatgurl - life goes on at someday farm

[CntryBoy777]

Sure hate to hear about your puter, but guess the pups came with an added benefit that ya was unaware of at the time....that is a nice looking buck and am sure the "rewards" will help to warm ya up on some cold days ahead....along with some of the "hen fruit". That is some interesting sunset pics and the distant mountain/hill reminds me of one over that way that I used to visit a couple who lived close to the top....tho, I know it isn't the same one...they lived up around Dardenelle....

 

[goatgurl]

Dardenelle is a couple of hours east of me. its pretty there, almost as pretty as here, lol. big lake and good fishing. we used to camp there a lot when I was a pup. i'm nestled in between sugarloaf and Poteau mountains. sugarloaf is the one peaking out from the clouds in the picture. i'm not sure how tall sugarloaf is but I know its barely a mountain, lol. Poteau mountain range is a little taller and a lot longer, it starts in Oklahoma and travels east and west into arkansas.
and you're right about the pups being a blessing even tho I hadn't planned on them. they paid my property and personal taxes this year as well as buying a new computer. I love how God provides even before we know we need something.

 

[frustratedearthmother]

Nice freezer filler there! And, beautiful sunset!

 

[Mike CHS]

I might know the farm outside of Nashville as that isn't that far from us.

 

[Latestarter]

Sorry the computer didn't last longer for you... No idea why using the USB to charge a flashlight would have killed the screen. Glad the unexpected pups allowed you to replace it though. That's a really nice Buck there. 10 pointer from what I can see, and not an "old" deer either, so very healthy! Should make some really tasty eating!

 

[Baymule]

NO! You cannot keep a pup! There, does that make you feel better?

 

[OneFineAcre]

Nice buck
Sure you can keep a puppy if you want to.

 

[RollingAcres]

Wow those are beautiful sunset pictures! I love your mountain view.

 

[Senile_Texas_Aggie]

Miss @goatgurl,

Are you OK? I haven't seen you on-line in quite some time. Just a little concerned about you.

Senile Texas Aggie

 

[greybeard]

orry the computer didn't last longer for you... No idea why using the USB to charge a flashlight would have killed the screen.

Bad battery within the flashlight would be my guess. Bad batts can draw more current than the usb port is rated to deliver. They all output 5vdc but usb2 is rated for 500mA and usb3 is limited to 900mA. Most newer computers tho, have a Dedicated Charging Port (DCP) that has a limit of 1500mA to keep up with the newer high capacity batteries.