DONE!!!!
FINISHED!!!
The last load ground up and sent with the neighbor, Sam.
Supper was eaten at 8:00 p.m.
That was okay! Sam has feed for the winter and we are through with the corn!
YIPPEE!!!
Now we move into the maintenance and repair season…known as winter!
Your friend,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
hooray for you!!!
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Yay! Feels good to get it all in the bins eh? Then to market to market to get a fat check! Or a few! LOL Wishful and hopeful!!!! 😉
Winter…ah yes….time for putting up machinery, putting up snow fences and repairs! Winter shop work now.
Kitties are out today and so very happy to get out of the barn! It is a long winter for them. For all of us.
Love your photos! Very beautiful country!!! Hope you are better and enjoying this warm spot for a spell! (((hugs))) 🙂
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What a satisfying feeling that must be each year. I’m sure you will have enough to do to keep a busy winter.
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I am so glad the weather held for you two. Harvesting is your bread and butter with lots of hard work. But it still would be great if the fall season extended somewhat. Bet you both are tired. Rest a while you two.
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Congratulations! It is always such a good feeling to get the last harvesting finished.
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Yay! It’s always great to survive another year of harvest. Enjoy the slower season for a bit.
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What good news Linda. I love your sunset photo. My time for commenting on blogs has been limited lately but I do read along!
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What a great sense of accomplishment and relief!!! I know life on the farm is always busy, no matter the season, but I hope you and Terry can kick back a bit….Greetings..
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Congrats…. I know you are thrilled to get that job finished… Even if there is work to be done (isn’t there always???? ha) —you and Terry can sleep well now know that you finished a great job!!!!!! YEAH..
Hugs,
Betsy
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Congratulations on finishing the corn harvest. I know that is a big load off your shoulders. I do hope that not too many repairs need to be done.
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Yippeeee! All done!
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Yay!!!!!!!!!!!!! What a fantastic sense of accomplishment. Relief. I used to laugh when I heard the saying, “Minnesota has too seasons. Winter and roadwork.” I bet your seasons could have such nicknames, couldn’t they? Oh, dear Linda…another corn harvest behind you…we measure our lives in our own ways…the last sunset shot was a keeper. Like God was blessing the end of the whole enterprise.
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YEA!!! Pat yourselves on the back. Jobs well done! 🙂 Yep, maintanence and repair time. In between feeding cows and calving.
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YAY!!!!! Oh that is such good news. Happy maintenance and repair season!
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Doin’ the “happy dance” Ta De Da Dum…..glad to hear you are done! What a relief!
Renter is harvesting my sunflowers…haven’t started the corn yet. Had a couple of days of heavy fog, so that slowed things down a bit.
Love your sunset photo/header! Blessings!
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Way to go! So glad the weather and machinery held up!! Now have some fun!!:)
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Congratulations and good luck! Hope the maintenance and repair go quickly. ♥
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Yay!
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That must be an awesome feeling. I am thinking that now you can at least relax a bit in that you don’t have to worry too much about the weather. Congrats on another year ‘done’!
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Y’all must sleep like stones when the last grain is loaded and sold. Finally exhale from a long summer of holding your breath. Congratulations!!!!
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Congratulations. It was a long time coming but know you’re glad it’s completed. I’ll bet you have more work to do though. It never seems to be over!
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Always a relief when all is safely gathered in Linda. Now to start on maintenance – a full winter’s job if it is anything like here.
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Hallelujah! Congrats and enjoy.
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May you get a little rest in the weeks to come before old man winter arrives in earnest.
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