Reason to Be Happy #98:
Round Hay Bales
Their appearance in the fields is such a beautiful marker of the season change. I think of them as a kind of Heartland Stonehenge. (And they're fun to climb on!)
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- Katrina
- Author of five novels, most recently THE BLESSINGS OF THE ANIMALS and my first book for tweens, REASONS TO BE HAPPY. Gardener, runner, cook, cat lover, caffeine & movie addict.
One of our long-standing "gotchas" between Wifefish and I is to say "HAY!" when we see these. Mistaking for "hey" still happens, 10 years later, though it has become rare. We're nerds.
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