Sunday in Montana

frosty angus cattle
Photo by [cousin] Sue Pinkerton

My garden has been filled with drunken waxwings. After two window collisions (at slow speed) I pulled the lace curtains — and then one banged right into the shingled wall. They are gorging on fermented berries from the mountain ash.

I’m gorging a bit myself, on the company of a long-absent friend, Abigail, who is here from England for just a few weeks. She has brought many amazing photos which I will be sharing with you soon. This is a friendship with several rare qualities. We can be apart for a long time, and pick up again instantly. And in her company I am smarter and funnier and altogether wiser than usual.

May we all be blessed a few of these friendships in our lives, as I have been.

3 responses to “Sunday in Montana”

  1. How happy to have your friend Abigail during Winter Solstice. Welcome Abigail. Welcome Winter. And…love that photo of Cold Cow.

  2. Hehehe drunk birds? What about the squirrels? Now that would be a riot to watch.
    Enjoy your friends visits.

  3. The squirrels don’t seem interested in the berries — and many have fallen to the ground, so the ground, so they would be easy to get. Maybe they are teetotalers

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