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Rounding Up

We culled old bulls and cows yesterday.

Setting up panels.
Sorting.
Cheerleading.
We had to say goodbye to our old horned Hereford bull. He’s gentle but has arthritis. I remember when Grandpa put on the horn weights.
Then, we made birthday treats for his classmates.

Celebrations πŸŽ‰

We were able to head to visit Andrew’s family and celebrate some August and September birthdays.  Lucy was also able to meet and be held by Great Grandma Arleen!

Pretty special picture! Little Lucy has been blessed to be held by a paternal & maternal Great Grandmother in the 35 days she’s been here.
4 Generations!
Grandpa held down the fort while we were gone.
Ran across this and I agree wholeheartedly!πŸ’ž I feel so incredibly blessed to have a sweet baby girl to snuggle and dote upon. Time is swift, nothing stays the same, soon she and her sister will be young ladies and I will only have the memories from these days to cherish.πŸ’

Happy Sunday 🌞

Off to Mass.

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Diaper changed βœ…, Nutritious meal & Tummy full βœ…, Nap time 😴

(My prayer this Sunday is that my daughters, possible granddaughters, and great-granddaughters, and so forth, may always live in a country where they are loved, respected, and looked upon lovingly as daughters of God. My heart hurts for those infant baby girls, girls, and women who suffer around the world.)

Cow/calf pair & Bull

Today we rounded up a cow/calf pair and a bull.

Setting up the panels, we had to move them to two different pastures after we loaded them.
Thank you Tracy for coming and helping!
Here they come…
Good little stock man!
Gator loaded up and arriving at the next pasture.
Gathering the bull, had to use all sort of stock sense on him… He wasn’t keen on being loaded up.
Helped rounding up by providing deep meditation and prayers.
After everyone was loaded up he noticed a large spider on the fence.
This young man knows how to put up an electric fence better than I do, because he has been helping Dad all summer long.

School Days 🍎

The curriculum I ordered for Ignatius came in yesterday, so we were able to start today!

Making monster cookies for after-school snackπŸͺ
25 days oldπŸ’–
Mary when she was a month old.
Many of us are happy Andrew’s on the school board again.
Fun crafts work well to keep them occupied as I make supper. Thank you Marie!

Wheat Straw

We are grateful that my uncle offered to sell us his wheat straw.Β  The total amount looks bleak… we’ll be lucky to have 25 bales off a 150 acre field.

This windrow is 56 feet raked together.

Gentle Soul

We were blessed by a visit by a gentle soul yesterday!

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I thought some of these explained well why agriculture folks do what they do. WRM is starting the year off by reading a book by Wendell Berry.
Fresh straw, Andrew & Co. Cleaned the coop on Saturday.
Not sure if you can see the detail of the chicks…but these are Ambrose’s. They are quite eye catching and unique…blue cochins, Easter Eggers, and a variety of cochins.

Youth Rodeo πŸ‡

Andrew and the 4 oldest were able to squeeze in a Youth Rodeo as summer comes to an end and school begins.Β  They all enjoyed the day…From goat tail untying to mutton busting to stick horse poles and barrels, each child had their favorite rodeo memory.Β 

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