The snow is almost all gone. Molly is still enjoying vole hunting.

 It was dark enough that the Christmas lights were still on when we went for our morning walk - frosty lights (this is a 'tree' made with rebar wrapped with lights).

Miss Maggie with dirty feet waiting to come inside.

Miss Molly. Such beautiful frost today.
 

 While knitting Miss Maggie took over my knitting basket - she has her own basket near by, lined with a little quilt, but I guess preferred this one with yarn labels and knitting needles on the bottom.

 Miss Maggie is the most tolerant cat, she puts up with Molly sniffing her all over.

Molly didn't see the two voles hiding in the log.

Maggie had better luck hunting. There are so many voles this year!

 Waiting for food.

 Beautiful sunrise this morning.

The skating rink on the pond is taking shape.

Maggie was scared by Molly.
 

 Squished on a step next to her bed.

 The snow is back (probably for good now).

Grain elevator in Plum Coulee (now a museum).

This big girl, who scares everyone that comes to the house, is now scared of any noise in the kitchen and hides in the basement!

Miss Maggie 'hunting' (she is not outside as much with the cold temperatures).

 Sunrise.

Miss Molly digging for voles matches the colour of the dry grass.

 

 Miss Molly listening for voles, then she saw the deer at the end of the path and took off.

 Our sourdough journey continues, this time with Kamut flour.

 Sunrise.

 Sweet Miss Maggie.