I’m not artsy but I can picture it and it’s cracking me up, he’s just a tornado of movement trying to get to each instrument fast enough while she sings in her glorious cowgirl boots. 😆
I hope this is ok, I don’t know if you can make requests. Thank you if it is possible!
I moved to the Blackland Prairie area from Zone 3-4 so I’m new and I hope this isn’t a silly question but what are these? Our property has a large open field that the previous owners used to hit golf balls, I’m turning it into a native wildflower patch. I keep finding these hard dried spiky things in clustered patches around areas that are full sun. Are they flower pods of some type? They remind me slightly of a dead headed sunflowers but more pokey and harder. Seeds don’t appear to come out when I shake them upside down. Most of them seem to have a stem pointed down into the soil and whenever it rains I find more have “washed up” for lack of a better term. Some don’t seem to have any stem/roots. I’m not sure if they even grew here originally, sometimes they are stem up like they were dumped here and I can’t really tell if they ended up in that position because of something like the rain. They are very painful if you accidentally step on them barefoot 🫣 Should I be removing these or are they something good?