The Adventures of Boo Berry Betty and TLC Cai-Cai on 2024 Friday—The Huge, GIANT Rain Event, Friday, November 8, 2024

Chapter 12 Mom and Dad Come HOME!!!

“Hey, Boo! You can crawl out from under the bed now. The storm is all gone!”

“I want Mom!”  Boo Berry whined.

“Well, Yeah, Me too!” I replied.

“We just have to wait.”


Just then we heard Dad’s big pick-up coming down the road.

THEY ARE HOME! 

We both jumped in the window and watched the Big Pick-up drive down the Long Lane and make the Corner over the bridge to the yard!

Then the pick-up just Stopped!

“THEY ARE HERE! “  Boo Berry screamed. She jumped down, with me right behind her; peeling down the upstairs steps until we got to the back door!

THEY ARE HERE!!!   We are so ready for them—

Meanwhile—

“Gosh, it looks like it really rained here while we were gone,” Dad observed

 

Just then he turned the corner to go over the bridge—

“OH! MY! WORD!” Mom exclaimed. “I’ve never, ever seen rain like this here EVER!”

Dad slowly drove through the huge lake, opened the garage door, and parked.

“I’m going in to see how the fur kids are doing.  It must have been a scary storm!”

Mom walked to the house and opened the back door.

“Oh! You are here!”  Mom bent down and scooped both of us up into her arms.  “There must have been a horrible rain here, but you look okay.  It’s a good thing you weren’t outside, TLC!  A very good thing!”

You got that right. I thought to myself.

Dad walked in…” Well, we just wait, the takeaway pipe will drain everything into the canal, but it might take all night.  That was a LOT of rain!”

Yep, Dad was right.  The water drained away overnight and gradually everything became puddles.

That was a HUGE big Storm! Boo Berry and I remarked to each other.

“I’m sure glad your tail warned us.”

“Yep!  My tail knows!”  I swaggered onto the grass and flopped down.  My tail always knows!!

TLC

The End

 

A Song so Beautiful it Fills Your Heart—-Wednesday, November 8, 2023

A stunningly beautiful Autumn Day.

We are so blessed, you and I, to hear and see and feel the song of our marvelous world!

From my world to your heart,

Linda

Water—The Voice of the Land, Monday, November 8, 2021

It’s that time of year (again) when all the canals are turned off

Allowing the reservoirs and lakes to start filling again

It’s a lovely but (for me) a tad sad

For that means winter is looming

Still, I gather at the fences and allow the joyful tinkling of the life-giving water

Lifting  the energy of my mind,

my spirit and soul.

A marvelous sensation, akin to the beating of God(s) heart!

Your friend on a western Colorado farm,

Linda

A Flicker of Sunlight —- Sunday, November 8, 2020

The cows arrived! The joy of cattle feet back on the land!

The storm clouds rolled in over-night, moving along by a wind unseen

Over in the South West part of our farm, a very faint Sundog started to appear.

Growing brighter and brighter in the cool cloudy sky.

In three days’ time, our temperature will drop too much cooler norms.

The thick clouds started filling in again…leaving not a single space of blue.

But the exciting thing of wonder (I almost missed it) came with a phone call from Cliff and Kimberly—

“Quick!  Look to the West…there is a Care Bear Rainbow  (as our daughter, Kimberly called the rainbow) dancing in the sky”.

Sure enough…There is was. Perfectly Perfect as a sign of Hope.

Your friend on a western Colorado farm,

Linda

The Adventures of Boomer on Friday— I Protect Mom, Friday, November 8, 2019

Mom and I were out and about.  Doing this and that and other things.

We would get on the four-wheeler; Mom would drive to here and there, then we would get off and Mom would do something.

I would sniff around and until Mom would call.

Back on the four-wheeler, we would go.

(Socks and flip-flops 🙂  )

It was way over by the old Apricot tree when Mom and I got off to ‘go for a walk’.

That’s what Mom said we were going to do

 

We were walking straight down the road when I suddenly saw

DANGER!

I crouched down real low, growled deeply in my chest; I had Mom to take care of, you see.

I kept like that for a long time.

BUT MOM KEPT ON WALKING TOWARD THE DANGER!

AND SHE KEPT CALLING ME TO FOLLOW!

Are you Kidding!  I’ve been out here on the farm in many dangerous situations and I KNOW DANGER!

I didn’t hurry up, but I started following Mom in my growling,

Creeping stance!

Making myself as BIG as I could make myself, raised my ears, lowered my tail and crept along.

Growl! 

GROWL!  MOM COME BACK! I whined.

Suddenly the danger was right on me and it was

BLACK BEAUTY!!

I tricked Mom really well, don’t you think?

Boomer

(P.S. I knew there wasn’t danger all along, I was just tricking Mom.

Really.

My eyes still work very well, Thank you.

It was just to let Mom know I would take care of her.

Honestly.  This was all just a trick on Mom.)

Boomer

(P.P.S.S. I really thought it was a coyote.  But don’t tell anyone, okay.)

Boomer

An Avenue of Escape—-Thursday, November 8, 2018

I am really not good at sitting watching TV…my hands need to be doing something so my ears can listen.  Otherwise, I’m up and down; restless.

I am also not very good at complicated things.  So I look for kits to work.

I have one daughter who loves Halloween…I just finished this cute little pillow top and am now working on another one.  I will post it when I finish.

Then I have another daughter who loves Christmas.  This is also a kit, but I changed it up some….creating two pockets to reflect their dogs

Gypsy who is an Old English Bulldog

This is not a very good photo, but it gives you an idea of what she looks like…she is gray and white.

And Scout who is an Australian Kelpie

This morning I saw a rainbow…on my kitchen floor…I’ll take any type of rainbow wherever I can!

You folks have a good day!

Your friend on a western Colorado farm,

Linda

Wrapped in Energy—-Wednesday, November 8, 2017

Although, it’s a ton of work, Terry decided he wanted to fill one of the Butler bins with the remaining corn in the field

So yesterday in the warmth of the afternoon we hauled out the auger

Set it up

Then while he combines I will fill the bin; saving corn to sell at a later date.

BUT WAIT!!!!!!

Our neighbor a mile away, who is a big rancher in the area drove down our lane just as we were about to start filling the bin!

“I sure could use some corn, if you have any extra,” he explained

“We have extra”, Terry replied.

So as luck and the blessings of Heaven everything works out for the both of us.  Our corn has a new home and the rancher’s cows have more feed!

Life is good!

Your friend on a western Colorado farm,

 

Linda

 

FINISHED! DONE! OVER for Another Year!—Tuesday, November 8, 2016

finishing-upHere it is the early part of November

last-load-standingAnd the last load of corn went to the Elevator

offTo set in line for hours and hours.

number-21Terry is 21st in line…the last truck…two more came in after I took this photo.

filedWe are finished!

We can look across the fields and see the growing and harvesting year complete!

Wonderful!

Your friend on a western Colorado farm,

Linda