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Thursday, March 1, 2018
Tuesday, February 27, 2018
T-Shirt Scarf......Again
I hurried through morning chores to get
to the Quilt Palace by 10 am...
Every Monday I meet with the
Today I am making more T-Shirt Scarves...
These are addicting...
I made these as gifts.....FUN!
My dearest Quilting friend, Linda
is creating a rail fence depression era quilt:
She has nearly 400 blocks made so far!
The Quilt Palace mascot...
Ralph the Quilting Kitty
is there every Monday!
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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,
LuAnn Kessi
Monday, February 26, 2018
Calving Season....2018
The Morning....walk-through
Each day when we get over to the cow barns,
we walk through the herd of
expectant mama cows
to check for new calves and to see
what cows are in labor...
The cowboy checks on the cows
in the upper pasture...
I drive down below and check on the cows
in the lower pasture...
We had twins born yesterday:
Twin Heifer Calves
Calf Number 3..... and Calf Number 4
We will keep them penned off with their mama
for a few days...
then turn them out with the herd.
Below is a video of the twin calves:
Saturday, February 24, 2018
Buttons....Wine Glass Charms
A couple weeks ago I sorted my buttons...
Here they are on the jewelry table...
ready to play!
Here is my first button creations:
Wine Glass Charms...
2 sets of Wine Glass Charms!
Yes, these were FUN!
Go Make Some...
Below is a video of the yearling cattle.
They crossed the river below the house to eat
the grass along the river bank.
It was going to rain, the river will rise
and they will be stranded on the opposite side,
so we had to herd them back over to our side:
Friday, February 23, 2018
Snow...
We woke up to a dusting of snow...
The little yellow building in our yard
is the Thread Shed
This is where the hum of a sewing machine
can be heard...
Along side of the Thread Shed is a
Camellia bush....it always blooms in February.
This is the view out the back door...
you can see the cow barns
in the center of the photo.
This is the view out the front door...
Black yearling calves waiting for breakfast.
Here's the hay wagon:
Breakfast is on the way!
The cowboy feeds off the back... while I drive.
After the hay is fed, we take a walk-through
to check on the calves to be sure everyone
is eating and looks healthy.
This is our 2017.... Calf Number 1
He just turned 1 year old this week!
Here is a short video of Snow Chores:
Thursday, February 22, 2018
Morning Chores...
This is what greets me each morning
out @ our little red barn...
Nanny Goats and Nanny Kids...
I begin and end each day with these sweeties!
After the goats are fed,
We load up the hay wagon and
feed 57 head of yearling cattle:
They eat 600 lbs of hay each morning.
Then we head across the river to the cow barns:
The first thing we do is walk through the barn to
check on the 50 pregnant cows...
and look for any new baby calves.
Then we head down to the lower barn
to check on the replacement heifers:
This is my favorite heifer, Golden Girl
This is Golden Girl....2 years ago:
She will be having her first baby in a few months.
Enjoy the Video @ the Cow Barns:
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