The Cows have come. I Spread my arms and swirl around in excitement!
I love watching them munching along on the farm
The air filled with their calls and the stalks of corn, weeds, and standing alfalfa dancing slowing, rippling with the movement of their lips and hooves
They will eat all night if a storm is coming in. Or they head to the Upper End; drink from the little creek and sleep.
Come first light, I can see them trundling along looking for that perfect spot in the golden corral of our farm to start their morning breakfast.!
Yay! The Cows have come!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Late this year? Last year it was December 6…
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Yep. Late.
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Yea! Glad they are back and look forward to lots of photos 🙂
)))hugs(((
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SMILE!!!
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It’s always a happy time when the cows arrive. I’m glad they got to the farm before the holidays.
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Me too. They are a tad late this year, but oh, well.
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Yay for the cows! We love them.
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Yes! They are so much fun to watch.
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Just in time to enjoy Merry Christmas with you.
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Yes! Better late than never!
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I love that your cows have come and I love how much enjoyment that it gives you! Merry Christmas!
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Life without cows is so boring. 🙂 Merry Christmas
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Looking forward to seeing the calves.
Here we are all hoping for rain – the best Aussie Christmas that we could
all wish for…………no one will begrudge a Christmas outdoor BBQ spoilt
by heaps of rain.
Colin
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COME ON RAIN! We don’t get to see these cows calves. They only stay until February. Which is sad, really.
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How wonderful I know you like watching them!
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🙂 Yes, I do. Silly of me, but they are so much fun in winter.
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Your joy makes me smile. I love cows too.
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They are ever so much fun and very interesting to watch.
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Oh I love it when they arrive too … you get so excited! Wonderful dear Linda 👏💫🙂
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They are so much fun…with ‘human’ personalities
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