Or, Too Many Cows, Too Little Time...
Good morning, peeps and peepettes. I know, I know, I have been MIA for two weeks. Let me map out my days for you.
Roll out of bed at 4 am.
Get dressed, make lunch, go to work.
Work all day, head home.
Oh, wait, need to feed the cows!! Five different stops, 35 head of cattle, takes two hours.
(My brother is on vacation, so I am on cow patrol.)
Feed cows.
Get home, feed family and Dad.
Put hay in truck for tomorrow.
Take shower, sit down to knit or stitch, fall asleep, wake up, go to bed.
Next morning...
Roll out of bed at 4 am.
Etc, Etc, Etc...
But, I have taken pictures for you! LOL This is how it starts. If you look carefully, you can see a bit of a cow....waiting...
Crunch, crunch, crunch....
My baby cow, not really a baby anymore!
We were lucky to get some rain this past winter, and honestly, we only feed hay supplement to keep our cows in top shape. We planted and harvested 1100 bales of hay, so we will be fine this winter. But why do we feed? Here is California in July...dry and brown...
Brother will be home late tomorrow. Thank goodness, I'm tired. LOL
The Fourth of July was spent with family, and I am off on weekends, but those days were filled with chores and more chores. I fit in a few naps, just to try and catch up.
I don't want you to think that I've been a slacker. I have ALMOST finished my slub scarf. I have ten, yes, ten, rows left. I am hoping that I can get it done between house chores today.
And a couple of random pictures...
Here is a baby bunny ear...
A baby bird...
And baby fish...lots of them...LOL I started with eleven fish, three died, the rest is history...These are orange platies and my two algae eaters.
So...I am off and running, kind of...LOL At my age, I don't really run anywhere these days. Have a wonderful weekend, be kind to one another.