Monthly Archives: November 2008

Yesterdsay was really nice. Breeze picked up all day. And last night it really hit! It’s blowin’ a gale today and supposed to stay that way for awhile. Got a load of hay in yesterday and another coming here any minute. Cool! Things always look better to me when I got plenty of feed onContinue reading “Gonna have to get a windcharger I guess”

Got up pretty nice today. Maybe 45. Sure made some water and settled some snow. I had some yearlings up in the neighbors. He called last night. His cows had come thru a fence in to us and he hadn’t fixed the fence when he took them back. The heifers of course found it and wentContinue reading “Warming still”

It was 30 deegrees when I walked out about 6 to plug in the tractor. Yesterday I dug to the last stack yard of hay I hadn’t gotten to yet. Then in the afternoon when I hauled the trash out I could see yearling’s scattered and grazing. I will need to get hay in toContinue reading “Warming”

Wind has slowly been going down. Got out there this morning and finally got the bale unroller mounted on the tractor (no, we couldn’t do that in good weather. Why that would just make way to much sense) We had to re-work the hydrolics so iot would work. Dug around and got a bale onContinue reading “A new day”

Seems like spring. Wet snow, and lots of wind. 40 to 45 mph with gusts much higher. Anywhere from 6 to 16 inches of snow. Nothing I can do for the stock. They are all in protection, but I am afraid they will blow out. Supposed to let off slightly tonight so in the earlyContinue reading “Blizzard”

Yup, we as Americans have proven that we can have a new leader without bloodshed. Some of us are happy with the results, some of are not. Life goes on and we can hope and pray that we as a country are heading in the right direction. When you sail a ship, they tell meContinue reading “It’s over”

No not election day, we are preg checking the cows to see which ones have calves in their bellies and which ones don’t. It’s good info to know. We will go over and vote later. Kind of sad that our little state doesn’t have a lot of say in the big scheme of things, tho’Continue reading “The big day”