We’ve entered my FAVORITE TIME OF THE YEAR!!! Spring Farm work! That means, Dad, Mom and MYSELF are always, always, always out on the farm! YAY!
Anyway, Easter Sunday was the last day we had company. It was also the day we all headed to the Uncompahgre Plateau for the first spring picnic of the year!
First things first, Blade is out for track at his local Middle School in Craig, Colorado. Every morning he would run way up to the end of the first corn field (one mile) and then run back…he didn’t want to lose his leg and lung capacity.
So Hank and I ran with him. (Just between you and me…that’s HARD work!)
Then it was time to head out for Lee’s Reservoir.
We had a great time—I LOVED all the smells up there, just enjoyed every minute.
Jason’s Dad, Paul, was here and went with us. Paul and Tally are great friends. Tally is one of those people everyone really likes.
The newest dog niece came along also…meet Gypsy an American Bulldog. I think she is an American bulldog…I might be wrong, she is a bulldog; that’s for sure.
Tayler (Gypsy’s kid) and Tally took outstand care of her, which worked for me. I sure didn’t want to puppy sit.
It’s been really windy for days here, but yesterday and today NO WIND! Mom said it was nice to set water in still air. I thought it was nice to walk everywhere without getting dirt in my eyes!
Boomer
Life on a Colorado Farm 
Boomer, it was nice of you (and Hank) to keep Blade company while he ran his two miles. You really are a good friend. It looks as if you had a great time on the picnic. I’m glad you were able to help Mom and Dad out in the field without getting dirt in your eyes.
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ME TOO! I hope you don’t get any big winds
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Hi Boomer, I’m sure you enjoyed being all of the kids and other dog friends last week/weekend. I’m also sure that Mom and Dad loved having the family around also….
Glad your winds have calmed down since I’m sure that makes working much easier….. Don’t work too hard though.
Hugs,
Betsy
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I hope you don’t get any big winds…big winds can be so bad.
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What a fun bunch of doggies and humans. Spring picnic! Whoo-hoo!
Love and licks,
Cupcake
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Lots of cool stuff to stiff at, Cupcake…some things to roll in, but Mom wouldn’t let me. 😦
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good for a break from the wind! looks like you had lots of fun with dogs and people alike!
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The break from the wind is just the best. There were a ton of us dog up there…let me see…3 + 6+ 1+ 1–11
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Aww, Boomer ~ you are such a good friend! Spring time is just great for friends and family… Just look at all those doggie friends and the new little guy too! Running and playing – just the best! )))hugs(((
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We had a GREAT TIME!
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Maybe you can win a letter for track….oh, wait…you’re a dog. Nice to meet all your doggie friends.
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I’m not very good at track, Jan…I get distracted very easy. Smells…news…things to roll in…you understand.
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Wow, Boomer, you have been one busy little guy!! I know you had fun with all your dog pals. Oh and your first Spring picnic…just the greatest there in the mountains!
Have a nice weekend…..blessings!
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It was very windy, but we still had loads of fun!
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I think a picnic on Easter Sunday sounds great! Lots less work for the cook! Your alfalfa is growing nicely Boomer:)
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That’s what Mom said!!
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Hello, my Dear Boomer, FIRST of all, this is the Very first time I am seeing your photograph and recognizing you, as in the last picture. You look nice! I like you! Love to All your family and friends. Hope you don’t get big winds! 🙂
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What a gorgeous day for a picnic… great for humans and dogs, alike!
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I bet you would develop great lung capacity running in that altitude! Beautiful spring weather for all of you.
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