Bad press strikes again.When one hears the word, Texas, what does one think about? Big open spaces? Big football stadiums? Cattle operations? Cowboy hats? Any more stereotypes? I have some Texans out there, so please do not be offended by my generalizations. How about fancy Texas cooking? Colleges ... Read More about Corn, Cattle, and Le Cordon Bleu
The Littlest Farm Girl
We have had a big day so far, and it's not even 10AM!! Anna headed to Kindergarten today, just for a half day, but off to the big school nonetheless. We are all excited about this new endeavor for her, all except Josie.Josie is three. She is a lot like me, not just in her physical appearance (curly ... Read More about The Littlest Farm Girl
By the Sign
Things are going to get noisy here in a few days. Joe is getting ready to wean calves, and both parties (mama and calves) will not be excited. The bawling, constant and loud, will commence once these little guys and gals realize what's going on. I could not be more excited, considering I have a ... Read More about By the Sign
Thanks
Hey readers!I harp on my girls to use good manners, and here I am, writing post after post, and not thanking you all for reading my ramblings. So, here it goes.Thank you, so much.Thanks for reading what some times may come across as way too opinionated, way off base, or possibly not applicable to ... Read More about Thanks
Seasoned vs. Young Farmers
We just spent a night at the local minor league ball park with some of our county Farm Bureau friends. We have a really active county, and one of the most active aspects of it is the Young Farmer Committee. While Joe and I feel like this is something we would like to be a part of, we can't seem to ... Read More about Seasoned vs. Young Farmers