
Water in the drain ditch

The cows ready to have babies
And

GREEN GRASS! HAPPY, Happy, JOY, Joy!

Water in the drain ditch

The cows ready to have babies
And

GREEN GRASS! HAPPY, Happy, JOY, Joy!
We didn’t go to anywhere, long story, which I will tell sometime on down the road.
While out checking on the cows and seeing how the ground was coming along for tractor work I took a photo of this cow

“Looks like you are going to have twins”, I told her.

“TWINS!” she replied, “TWINS!”
(I think so, don’t you? SHHHHHHHHHHH!)
Yeah, we are taking a small vacation (small because we can’t be gone too long, with all the animals and chores).
But … it is still a vacation. Misty, our daughter who lives across the field is going to come feed all the animals, gather the eggs, and toss hay to the cows. The cows have heated water tanks, but everyone else has to have attention.
So we are going from this (winter)


Too — I don’t know—something in Arizona, maybe.
Yeah!
***I’m so happy I feel like I could do the Chicken Dance!***

Monkey is mad because she doesn’t like to be alone, or to go outside, but I think she will make it.
And when we get back I will have a better relaxed attitude. Spring will almost be here and I can start working in the garden!
Have a nice week, and I will post when I get back!
I have received so many awards lately that I am going to have to say Thank you to each one of you, but I can’t keep up with the requirements of the awards. Please know that I do appreciate you thinking of me enough to give me award, and that I am very happy that you visit me. But from this time forward I just won’t be able to do any more awards. L
Linda
I will keep you up on each new development!


I received this in an e-mail captioned Possible Photo of the Year.
Ralph and Pat Mangum, owners of the John Deere dealerships in Delta, Montrose and Grand Junction, hosted their 50th year of being in business on February 7th.
Several of the local farmers were asked to bring in their tractors so visitors could admire the 50 years of being green.
Terry was asked to bring in his 530

And the 730

We have others but these are representative of 50 years.)

I also had to get a picture of Pat Mangum with the John Deere Porcelain dolls Terry’s mother made for her.
Our oldest got a new puppy
· (no she did not need another dog
· yes she already has two dogs
· yes they both work)
But who am I to say anything.

Linkin (Misty) is puppy sitting while Shannon is at work. The puppy is 6 weeks old, Linkin is 4 years old so who is puppy sitting? (Misty) Which means Linkin (Misty) gets to house break a puppy.

When Linkin (Misty) has to go somewhere, the puppy gets to come to Grammy and Grandpa’s.

And the puppy gets to meet, Monkey, Fuzzy Dude and….

the chickens!
Anyway, the puppy is a Black Mouth Cur hound. Like all puppies she is a doll. Like all grandchildren, she gets to go home.

http://www.nananors.blogspot.com/ Life Blessings has given to me the Proximidade Award.
Thank you very much!
I am posting this award here for any and all who would like to carry it on. Since this award is for at least 8 bloggers whose writing has enriched me in some way…I grew stuck.
How do I pick 8 bloggers when every site I visit has opened to me a new and profound way of looking at life?
I have fallen in love with goats and cows, chickens and dogs, children and cats, horses and donkeys.
I have learned tiny bits about food, yarn, frugal living, soap, participated in skinning a couple of rattlesnake, and not to mention all the joys and sadness.
I have cried over sad anniversaries and rejoiced over Happy Birthday’s , felt dismay over destruction from the weather and marveled at cold so cold the air turns to ice and sparkles all the way from there to my computer.
This award is for each one of you who as reached into my life and brought to me more awareness and depth to who I am.
Deb from http://tylerfarmhomestead.blogspot.com ran a blog post about paying it forward. Since the economic times we are living in are soooooooo stressful it is nice to do some little thing that will brighten some one’s day, if just for a moment.
Therefore, the first five people to respond to her post would get something handmade by Deb, from resources on her farm. The only requirement to participate was you had to make the same offer on your blog.
Since I was one of the first five, I am offering the same thing to the first five people to respond to this post. They will get something (I am not crafty, but it will be a small something) from the resources of either our farm or made in Delta County. You will get a short e-mail with a couple of questions such as your favorite color, do you drink wine, do you like fruit, etc.
Each person will receive their item by June 1, 2009, if not before.
If you decide to participate you must offer the same on your blog.
A statement by Deb is: “A small gift wrapped in a smile and a little moral support goes a long way towards lifting the spirit of a total stranger, who quickly becomes a friend”.
Please join the fun and ‘pay it forward’.
