It’s snowing again. We won’t be doing corn until the year 2016. What a mighty unusual year this has been. We are NOT the only farmers in our area having this problem, everyone is having the same problem. There are a few loads of high moisture corn going to the elevator, but only if the elevator calls and asks if you can bring some down.
We have two of the grandchildren for the week. Our oldest granddaughter is staying with her BFF for a couple of days, she will be with us this afternoon. Our youngest granddaughter has been enjoying Aunt Shannon and Romeo. Although, rides don’t happen often they do occur frequently.
We had a BFF of our youngest granddaughter come spend the afternoon with us — we went down to feed Romeo carrots, pet all six dogs, and the two cats…pick up and love on at least 4 of the eight chickens — Aunt Shannon asked if they would like to go for a ride on Romeo.
So from down at Romeo’s house, clear around a couple of the corn fields, and down the lane to our house they got to ride. Two very excited little girls. Shannon left them off at our house and trotted back home. The highlight of the whole afternoon, I can assure you.
This afternoon our daughter in Craig and our grandson should arrive. For the New Year we will have all our grandchildren—a neat way to start out the year.
All this snow would be a really nice thing, if the corn was just out. But, it is what it is, and there is nothing we can do about it.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Fun 🙂
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YES! 🙂
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Darned weather but so very glad to hear what fun the girls are having and that you’ll have the whole family there to ring in the new year!
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The best kind of party…full of family!
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You can’t control the weather. Sorry you aren’t cutting yet. Happy you have grandkids to play with. 😊
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Nope, nature rules all.
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What fun for the girls! I am so sorry to hear that the corn is still in the field…darn:(
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Terry is really a mess, but there is nothing that can be done.
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Enjoy your grandkids!! I feel so bad that you haven’t had a chance to harvest yet…..I know how you must feel. It’s like when we don’t have our winter feed in and no way of doing it without the weather cooperating 😦
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Yes, it’s hard. But there is nothing to do but wait. I saw a Sundog yesterday…more cold on the way. Hopefully without the snow.
Happy New Year, Linda
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I’m sorry that you’ll have to wait for the new year to get the corn harvested, but it looks as if you’re enjoying having the family around. Cherish every minute with them, and I hope all of you have a healthy and happy new year.
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Happy New Year George, give Betsy and hug for me!!
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so cute. might as well enjoy the snow. 🙂
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That’s what I think! Happy New Year Teresa!
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Bummer about the corn, but how great to start the year with the whole family. Do the little ones stay up for the new year?
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We do! It’s a long night for us old folks. Tee Hee
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I don’t suppose there’s any other use you can put the corn to, is there? Those rides in the snow look wonderful! I’ll be thinking of you surrounded by family for New Years; I’m on my own, as John is working tonight and tomorrow, so no staying up to see the year in…
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No, it has to go to the elevator, we have a contract to grow and to sell. If we don’t provide then we must pay them the loss. Scary.
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Oh lord, what a worry. But the sun will come out, the weather will dry up and you WILL get the crop in.
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Maybe 2016 weather might co-operate better?
“Romeo” looks like a nice quiet pony for the youngsters
to learn to ride on.
That is a beautiful “header” at the top.
No intention here to see the New Year in, the
Fireworks over Sydney Harbour will have to wait until the news
on TV the next day – ha ha.
All the best for 2016
Cheers
Colin
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Thank you. I hope your New Year is a good one!
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So glad you’re having New Year’s Company….that should be fun! Love that Romeo…what a beautiful horse! How sad about your corn….good grief it seems like it’s taking forever this year. Sorry to hear about that. Sure hope you can get it harvested soon and be done with that for awhile. In the meantime, a very Happy New Year to you and your whole family!
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It’s been a right struggle, that is forsure! Happy New Year Diane…I think your Wisconsin weather is here!
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There must be a reason.
God bless you all. ♥
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Happy New Year to all at your Colorado Farm! And it sounds like a wonderful start to the year family-wise… What a fun time. Hope you are able to get at that harvest soon tho…
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There you are my traveling friend, I have been having trouble finding your blog!
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How lovely to have family with you … Snow and ponies. 😊
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Who could ever ask for more?
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I thought I saw a picture of your corn with snow on Facebook! Will this corn still be harvested?
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Yes…someday..
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