Adventures in Haymarsh

Author: Monica Jacobson (Page 96 of 152)

Quote & Ponies

Ran upon this quote today…it’s a good one!

Must be summer break, the ponies are back on the picket lines.

These two are good help in the garden.
Heading out to night chores.
Brothers bringing the ponies in to their night corral.
Irises.
When the weather is nice, I really appreciate this porch.

Harrowing & Country Bouquet

Andrew finished broadcast seeding very late Tuesday night and Grandpa just finished harrowing this field today. One more field to finish up for our planting this spring. This field looks more beautiful than it ever has, it looks like a garden. We appreciate Uncle Peter coming over with his ripper disc to really work it over well.
This sweetheart brought me a little bouquet this morning gathered while he was doing chores. ๐Ÿ’๐Ÿ’™๐Ÿ˜‡
While Daddy was working and Grandpa was harrowing, Grandma and we went around and checked a pasture fence and put a plug in this tank and started up the solar pump. It’s wonderful when things work! We had surprise relative visitors from New Ulm, Minnesota stop by and see us.
The solar pump works! & The float will do it’s job… that’s a good thing as there’s hardly any water in the stock dam.

Memorial Day Flags & British White Bull

Grandpa and the children put in place American Flags by the veterans and KIA soldiers at St. Clements cemetery today.ย  We always say a prayer after we are finished in appreciation of their sacrifices for the USA and for the repose of their souls.

“Bravely they laid their all upon the altar,
Counting as naught the sacrifice and pain,
Theirs but to do and die without a falterโ€”
Ours to enjoy the victory and the gain.”

โ€“ Elizabeth Robbins Berry
The Unknown Dead
Our new registered British White Bull. We feel fortunate that Grandpa and Grandma are willing to run trips for us. They drove to Bison, SD for this dandy bull!
They moved their 9 “school hatched” baby chicks to the chicken coop after Daddy helped them set up the chick pen.
The first 8 rows of sweet corn has popped up…Grandpa and Simon planted some heritage pumpkin seeds in between corn that is growing.
He’s enjoys doing handstands and flips and any other “gymnastics” he can create…after an afternoon of tagging calves, pulling weeds and sweeping out the garage. Oh to have that sort of energy level!
Keeping minds sharp with some summer academic work. These rainy days we’re being blessed with, provide an opportunity for some summer school work.

Field Day

A chilly but fun wrap up of the year.ย  I mentioned to Andrew that we should have named our two oldest Swift and Fleet, they both took first in the 25 m, 50 m, 100 m and 200 m dashes.

Cheering on the big brothers.

Strawberry & 4-H๐Ÿ€

We had another set of twins, the cow only accepted the bull calf and abandoned the heifer, the children named this one Strawberry, she joined Silver in the bottle calf pen.  The boys had 4-H demonstrations awhile back…they made the newspaper.

An Arborvitae for Mother’s Dayโค๏ธ.
Smelling the tulips ๐ŸŒท.
Hauling water continues until the Good Lord sends a mighty amount of rain to fill the stock dams.
My new low carb diet…why is it so easy to eat poorly and so hard to eat healthy? Yes, those would be turnips & tomatoes with cottage cheese.
๐ŸŒท

These tulips bring cheer to the front yard…so nice to have them greet us.

He received this today. He really enjoys school and we feel blessed that he does.

Blooms, Chicks , & Baby Calves

The tulips are blooming!ย  With determination and consistent watering we might get some things to grow!

Grandpa got in on some tagging action.
We dropped in on Planting Days in Taylor, ND, was neat to see all of the horse teams.
Grandma Jen appeared to enjoy pedaling with the children.
Grandpa was there with a few teams and eager learners.
He renamed his butterfly flower garden, “the Blessed Virgin Mary Garden.” Hopefully some pretty flowers grow for him. Here he’s proudly holding a garden statue. I told him that the Blessed Virgin is one woman I will support him 100% on doting upon and giving many pretty flowers ๐Ÿ˜Š.

Planting

Andrew was able to find us a new no till disk that fits our tractor size!ย  With quite a bit of coordination it was trucked from Georgia, unloaded in Glen Ullin and Andrew drove to town with the tractor and brought it home.ย  Grandpa Bob and he worked most the afternoon assembling it, and now he’s planting!!!๐ŸŒฝ๐ŸŒฝ๐ŸŒฝ

I love following the work of people who do the job well! It took quite a bit of time to get everything working perfect. I am not a perfectionist, I’m slowly learning that it’s worth it to do it correctly rather than just rushing through and having things break down later.
There he goes!
Watching Dadda๐Ÿ’™
Grandma Jen takes some amazing pictures, I’m happy she’s always willing to share with me! Here’s “Silver” one of the twin calves, she’s growing fast!

Spring Concert & Baby Chicks

We are enjoying having Grandma and Grandpa Jacobson here.ย  We all enjoyed the Spring Concert.ย  School end activities are a flurry, but usually fun.ย  Simon’s teacher worked with Simon since her daughter is also a teacher and wanted to hatch out chicks in her classroom.ย  The number of chicks that hatched was quite low, but the teacher reported…”The Pre K, Kindergarten & 1st grade came to see them. So precious!”

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